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Arctic Research Centre Aarhus University
ARC focus on the melting cryosphere and it’s feedback on the climate system and effects on ecosystems and societies. This involves research, education, and collaboration with business and industry as well as consultancy services to national and international government agencies and institutions, local communities and the general public.
Center for Arctic-Related Research Aalborg University
AAU Arctic seeks to facilitate collaboration in Arctic research among AAU researchers internally as well as between AAU researches and external partners.
The geographical area of interest for AAU Arctic is the Circumpolar North (incl. Greenland, the Faroe Islands, the northern parts of Scandinavia, Canada, Alaska and Russia, the North Atlantic and the Polar Sea).
Center for Arctic Studies at Roskilde University
The Center for Arctic Studies at RUC (CAS) prioritises the development of practical, interdisciplinary and committed research that can play a central role in addressing challenges in modern Greenlandic society, as part of the Arctic region. The collaboration prioritises synergies between research and educational development, which is an extension of the ongoing collaboration on study structure and problem-oriented project work.
Arctic DTU – Technical University of Denmark
Arctic DTU is based on DTU’s campuses in Lyngby and Sisimiut and is responsible for promoting DTU’s Arctic activities within research, education, innovation and research-based consulting.
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Marine Resource Governance in the Arctic – The University of Southern Denmark
The overall purpose of the project is to identify and provide guidance in solving the main governance challenges of the marine living resources in the Arctic Ocean with reduced ice presence.
Danish Meteorological Institute
As part of the Commonwealth of the Realm of Denmark DMI has a long tradition studying, monitoring and forecasting Greenland’s weather, atmosphere, ocean, ice and climate.
Forum for Arctic Research (FAF)
Research constitutes a significant part of the foundation for Arctic cooperation and establishes the basis for important policy decisions regarding sustainable development and the environment in the Arctic. As part of the implementation of the Kingdom of Denmark’s Arctic Strategy 2011-2020, in 2016 Denmark launched a strategy for research and education concerning the Arctic, proposing concrete initiatives to strengthen Danish research in the Arctic.
Regarding research in Greenland/Arctic, inquiries can be directed to Kristine Engel Arendt at the University of Copenhagen via email: kea@science.ku.dk.
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