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Exhibition: Fellow Creatures

Tue, Mar 24, 2026
Sara Rylander: ACERBIA ALPINA, Arctic tiger moth Tufted and sculpted wool, leather antennas The Arctic tiger moth (Acerbia alpina) occurs in Sweden only on a single mountain peak, Nissuntjårro in the Abisko area. The species is strongly threatened, and ongoing climate change risks completely altering the conditions for its survival. The tufted butterfly is an attempt to give physical presence to something that in nature is both exposed and elusive.
A monthly rotating international exhibition series explores northern and Arctic regions at the intersections of art, research, and pedagogy.

UArctic Congress 2026 Overview

Mon, Mar 23, 2026
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The UArctic Congress 2026 spans over several days of activities. Below is a preliminary overview of what is happening on each day. A more detailed program will be published on the Congress website soon.   

COIL@UArctic - Year In Review

Mon, Mar 23, 2026
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Year In Review 2026 edition from the Thematic Network on Collaborative Online International Learning and Biodiversity Education across the Arctic Circle (COIL@UArctic) is now available.

Arctic Security Forum opens pathways to northern collaboration

Thu, Mar 19, 2026
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The Arctic region is now of interest to everyone, as what happens there affects the entire world. The region’s potential is intertwined with the challenges posed by climate change and geopolitical tensions, and cooperation among different countries and stakeholders regarding the Arctic is now needed more urgently than ever. T...

A big step towards understanding the biodiversity of Arctic meiofauna

Thu, Mar 19, 2026
Joel Vikberg Wernström (left) is a biologist, PhD Fellow at UiT and lead author on the new paper on meiofauna biodiversity. Sampling was done from the Norwegian ship R/V Kronprins Haakon (middle). Meiofauna specimens (right) were plentiful in the samples and we now know much more about the factors which shape their communities in the Barents Sea.
For the last four years, Joel Vikberg Wernström has committed his time as a doctoral researcher towards processing and analysing meiofauna (tiny, sediment-dwelling animals) found in sediment collected in the Barents Sea. The research effort, spearheaded by the Norwegian-led Nansen Legacy project, was highly collaborative and...

COIL@UArctic Resources

Thu, Mar 12, 2026
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COIL@UArctic Thematic Network wishes to remind the UArctic community about the resources available on the Network’s website, to support colleagues, organisations and students with developing and engaging with Collaborative Online International Learning.

Thematic Network Success Story: "Over Two Decades of Arctic Collaboration"

Thu, Mar 12, 2026
The Thematic Network on Social Work = The Thematic Network on Social Work; Oslo Norway October 2025 Front row: Mikhail Gradovski (Norway) , Veronica Haug Bekkstrand (Norway), Sandra Rosemarie Jervås (TNSW lead, Norway), Debbie Gonzalez (USA), Nicole Ives (Canada) , Wanda Gabriel (Canada), Back row: Mary Dallas Allan (USA), Lars Uggerøy (Denmark), Lennart Sauer (Sweden)
The Success Story from the Thematic Network of Social Work: "Over Two Decades of Arctic Collaboration” highlights the long-standing commitment of social work educators across the High North to building meaningful connections through student exchange, joint research and shared learning.
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