Research resources

Overview and offers for you

who conduct research in Greenland

On this page, we’ve gathered all of Arctic Hub’s offerings and tools for those conducting research in Greenland.


At Arctic Hub, we bring together resources, tools, and opportunities for researchers working in Greenland. We aim to support and connect the research community while fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing in the Arctic.

 

On our site, you’ll find practical how-to guides created to address the most common questions and challenges researchers face.

 

Need tailored advice? Book a personal meeting with us through our easy-to-use meeting booking feature, and we’ll provide customized guidance to help you navigate Greenlandic research.

 

We also host a bunch of events and activities, such as Arctic Hub Connect, our annual gathering where researchers working in Greenland come together to coordinate fieldwork for the coming season and share insights.

 

Another highlight is Paasisavut, our science communication competition where PhDs conducting research in Greenland compete to present their knowledge to the public in a big live show.

 

Discover these opportunities and much more as you explore our offerings.

 

And remember—if you’re ever unsure where to turn, Arctic Hub is here to help. Let us guide you deeper into the world of Greenlandic research

Guides

Arctic Hub is working on how-to-guides to make it easy to get started with conducting research in Greenland. We hope you will find them helpful.

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Arctic Hub Connect – Promoting collaboration in Greenlandic research

 

Arctic Hub Connect is an annual online event that fosters collaboration among researchers and stakeholders involved in Greenlandic research.

 

We invite national and international researchers to share their planned projects and fieldwork for the upcoming field seasons. The workshop helps create a clearer overview of the year’s research activities in and around Greenland.

 

Learn more about Arctic Hub Connect here.

Arctic Hub Connect 2025

Share your research activities and get inspired at Arctic Hub Connect. Join our big online workshop, Arctic Hub Connect, to share your research activities and gain inspiration from others. The next Arctic Hub Connect will take place on February 25, 2025, and you can register now!

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Paasisavut – Greenland’s major science communication competition

 

Arctic Hub hosts a science communication competition every two years for PhD students conducting research in and around Greenland. Known as Paasisavut, this event is a unique opportunity to share your research with the entire Greenlandic population.

 

The winner is the participant who, in just five minutes, can present their research in a simple, engaging, and relevant way—without compromising scientific integrity. The best communicator receives a grand prize of 50,000 DKK.

 

The competition takes place during a spectacular live show in Nuuk and is broadcast live on KNR TV, allowing all of Greenland to join in the experience.

 

The next Paasisavut will take place in 2026.

Paasisavut 2026

Learn more about Paasisavut and who can participate in the science communication competition.
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Research projects in Greenland

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Welcome to one of the world’s most isolated research stations

Arctic Hub visited the American research facility, Summit Station.

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The ‘bathtub effect’ – How a landslide turns into a tsunami

Using computer technology, it is now possible to predict the size of a potential tsunami wave and which areas it would affect.

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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...

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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.

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Principal of Uummannaq Children’s Home: It’s a win-win when we collaborate with researchers

The children at the Children's Home in Uummannaq gain valuable experiences and positive role models when they assist researchers with their projects.

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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...

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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.

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Ingelise uses a sleeping bag in her research

In order to find out how nature and culture can improve life for people in Greenland.

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Rosannguaq is researching the Greenlandic national dress

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

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