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From waste to dog bowl: A focus on sustainable dog food

Survival guide to an arctic research station

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

Landslide risk – increased monitoring to ensure safety

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

Nick won Paasisavut 2023: It was an adventure!

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

Let the Icefjord Centre come to you

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

Arnârak teaches survivors across Greenland to fight suicide

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

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

Emma built a traditional dog sled in Sisimiut

Researcher is measuring radon in Greenlandic homes

Research project: Students draw places in Sisimiut

Nick wants to prevent vision problems in children

Mai is looking at tiny fish with big consequences

Jennifer is keeping a close eye on the glacier

“Science needs indigenous knowledge”

Silence can save the narwhales

Katrine is imitating climate change

Do we need to decolonize Greenlandic research?

Rosannguaq is researching the Greenlandic national dress

Ingelise uses a sleeping bag in her research