The third and last day of the science section of the UArctic Congress 2016 ended with two plenaries and a panel discussion on the future of the Arctic.
The UArctic Thematic Network on Teacher Education for Social Justice and Diversity in Education held its 2nd symposium on 10-12 September 2016 in Helsinki, Finland.
The second day of the science section of the first ever UArctic Congress 2016 in St. Petersburg opened with keynote presentations from leading northern scientists David Hik and Terry Callaghan.
The three-day science section of the UArctic Congress 2016 was officially opened on Wednesday, Sept 14 on the Mikhailovskaya Dacha Campus of Saint Petersburg University.
A unique component of the UArctic Congress took place today as leaders of UArctic's member institutions met jointly with our Board and representatives of Thematic Networks.
This year's Student Forum is organized in conjunction with the UArctic Congress 2016 in St Petersburg. The Student Forum participants have their own program on Sept 12-14, and they will also attend the Congress science sessions and plenaries on Sept 15 and 16.
The second group of UArctic Student Ambassadors receive their training and participate in the annual Student Forum in St Petersburg as part of the UArctic Congress 2016, and also meet Ambassadors from the first group.
From September 12 to 16, St. Petersburg State University hosts the first ever UArctic Congress, the University of the Arctic’s largest meeting to date – with over five hundred participants.
The Arctic Centre University of Lapland, Nordregio, University of Akureyri and Chiba University are creating a new UArctic Thematic Network on Migration in the Arctic. Migration and population change across the Arctic during the past, present, and to the future have been and will remain key aspects of the quality of life in t...
The Thematic Network on Permafrost/Natural hazards summer field school was held in the North-Eastern Federal University on August 1-20, Yakutsk. The school was led by Kenji Yoshikawa, a scientist and professor from the University of Alaska Fairbanks.