Introducing shortlisted nominees for the 2023 Arctic Academic Action Award: N. Stuart Harris
In this video series, the finalists of the 2023 Frederik Paulsen Arctic Academic Action Award talk about their ideas nominated for the Award. The third video comes from N. Stuart Harris whose project uses emergency medical care data to gauge impacts of climate change on human health, with the aim to improve decision-making.
Nomination:
Temperature is a Vital Sign: Climate Change and Population Health in Alaska’s Northwest Arctic
By N. Stuart Harris
See the full list of shortlisted nominees and their ideas here
The Frederik Paulsen Arctic Academic Action Award provides high-level recognition for innovative ideas that transform knowledge into action to help address the impacts of climate change in the Arctic. The prize comes with a 100,000 euro unrestricted grant that is intended to help develop the ideas through outreach, engagement, and communication.
The third Award will be announced at the Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavík in October 2023. The Frederik Paulsen Arctic Academic Action Award is a collaboration between Arctic Circle and UArctic.