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Let the Icefjord Centre come to you

If you can’t visit the Isfjord Centre in Ilulissat yourself, it can now come to you. With their new learning portal, children and youth across the ...

Eske Willerslev wants to solve the food crisis using ancient Greenlandic trees

Trees that grew in Greenland two million years ago might secure our food supply in the futures, says Eske Willerslev, one of the world's leading ge...

Arnârak teaches survivors across Greenland to fight suicide

Kornelia Rungholm from Qaqortoq is one of more than 500 people who have attended researcher Arnârak Patricia Bloch's suicide prevention courses. No...

Researchers are flocking to South Greenland: It costs working hours and resources

Innovation South Greenland is working to prevent the local sheep farmers from becoming overwhelmed.

Researcher in appeal to Greenland: ”Ask if you suspect suicidal thoughts”

In this video, Arnârak Patricia Bloch speaks directly to those who have firsthand experience with the problem.

Emma built a traditional dog sled in Sisimiut

The Danish PhD-student Emma Vitale spent six weeks in Sisimiut where she built a dog sled according to the old Inuit traditions.

Researcher is measuring radon in Greenlandic homes

A group of researchers is searching for people who would open their homes to them. They are looking for dangerous gas radon.

Research project: Students draw places in Sisimiut

Researchers held a drawing workshop at GUX in Sisimiut to involve the locals.

Nick wants to prevent vision problems in children

Researchers and opticians collaborate to ensure that children in Greenland will receive an early eye exam.

Mai is looking at tiny fish with big consequences

The diet of the polar cod can influence the whole ecosystem and even affect humans.

Katrine is imitating climate change

How is a warmer climate going to change a typical West Greenlandic tundra?

Rosannguaq is researching the Greenlandic national dress

”People forget that it hasn’t always looked like this.”

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Najaaraq examines Greenland’s trust in the public institutions

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Scientists make surprising discovery at the bottom of the Greenland ice sheet

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Was researching sediment transport – ended up getting cheap electricity for all of Greenland

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Lessons on independence: What Greenland can learn from the Cook Islands

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New buildings in Greenland are often full of mistakes

Arctic Hub | Coordination | Greenland

Scientists gathered: Explore map of research in Greenland in 2023

Julius found out that the Greenland shark mates for 100 years

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Sarah wants to warn us about bad weather in space

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Map of fieldwork – spring/summer 2023

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