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Diving into the kelp forest in search of climate answers

Deep insights into the Arctic of tomorrow

Report from this year’s ARK fieldwork

BLOG: Cracks in the cooking pot lid

håns som holder forstørrelsesglass foran små organismer i is

Into the deep unknown central Arctic Basin

Aliens in the Arctic 

Tiny Arctic wildlife matters

Excitement onboard the RV Kronprins Haakon

Interdisciplinary research in the Arctic

varselskilt isbjørn

When scientists head into the polar bear’s realm

bygninger i en strandkant

The safest transport to/from Troll

Student heads to the North Pole to study the South Pole

Two months in the drift ice

Work ongoing on the largest Arctic expedition or Life in the dark and cold or What’s going on at the North Pole?

Mennesker på skipsdekk

The hunt for climate answers in Fram Strait

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