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The snow crab has arrived!

Linking plant nutrient dynamics and ecosystem processes in a warmer Arctic

Funding secured for SIOS infrastructure development

UNIS teachers awarded the The Joanna Renc-Roe Award

Chris Borstad, Mads Forchhammer and Tove M. Gabrielsen from UNIS was awarded The Joanna Renc-Roe Award – "For pushing the boundaries of Scholarly Teaching and Learning (SoTL)" at the 2nd EuroSoTL conference, 8-9 June 2017, in Lund, Sweden.

Glacier detective Lis is the winner!

The Green Arctic – Plants as cornerstones in terrestrial ecosystems

UNIS Annual Report 2016

Cruising in Svalbard: A student perspective

Heating and vertical winds in dayside Aurora

Field trip with atmospheric pollution students

Zooplankton migration patterns in the Polar night

FAABulous fieldwork in Van Mijenfjorden

What happened to the glacier?

Summer School Announcement 2017

March for Science Longyearbyen: A big success!

March for Science 22 April at 2 PM

UNIS closed for Easter break

UNIS Library closes for easter

Research cruise with the coast guard ship KV Svalbard

How much do YOU contribute to the melting of sea ice in the Arctic?

Glaciology students on field trip

A dynamic study of the ionospheric footprint of the cusp/cleft over Svalbard

Autumn courses 2017 open for application

Avalanche in Longyearbyen 21 February 2017

Internal investigation of boat incident concluded

A force more deadly than polar bears

A force more deadly than polar bears

Tunabreen may be surging decades earlier than expected

Crushing ice to save platforms

Will there be ice on the Svalbard fjords this winter?

Incident with damaged UNIS vessel

Dialogue meetings regarding new strategy for research and higher education in Svalbard

Summer/autumn courses open for application

Jan Christensen’s Endowment 2017

About bamboo, ghost shrimps and a changing Arctic

Research and education strategy for Svalbard underway

Icebergs in broken sea ice

Svalbardseminaret 2017