This week, researchers from across the globe are gathering for the Greenland Science Conference. The goal is to strengthen collaboration on research in Greenland.
How can the growing international interest in research in Greenland be turned into real value and change here in the country?
That is one of the key questions which researchers, students, and decision-makers will discuss at the major international research conference Greenland Science Conference 2025, taking place at Katuaq on November 12-13 and organized by Arctic Hub.
Participants from 22 countries
More than 350 participants have registered for the Greenland Science Conference 2025, coming from all over the world. In total, 22 countries are represented at the conference. Greenland and Denmark will have the largest delegations, but there are also participants from Canada, Iceland, Japan, the United States, Nigeria, and the Faroe Islands.
“It is truly uplifting to see that so many have chosen to prioritize attending the Greenland Science Conference. It shows that research in Greenland is of great importance – not only for us here in the country, but for the entire world,” says Avijâja Rosing-Olsen, Head of Secretariat at Arctic Hub.
“The Greenland Science Conference is about finding solutions to the challenges we face as a society. To achieve that, it is crucial that we collaborate across institutions and national borders,” says Avijâja Rosing-Olsen.