May
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12. May 2026
Colleague highlights educational challenges in Greenland
How does a low level of education affect a society - and what is needed to reverse this trend?
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15. May 2026
Greenlandic language research attracted great interest in Montréal
Our colleague Therese Lind-Benhardt spent this spring semester on a research placement at the Université de Montréal as part of her PhD programme
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19. May 2026
The struggle for the Arctic is a hybrid conflict
As the ice melts in the Arctic, another threat is growing
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22. May 2026
New opportunities for research funding
Independent Research Fund Denmark has launched this year’s thematic calls for proposals in both Arctic research and Research on the Danish Realm
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26. May 2026
Archaeological findings in Kitsissut shed new light on the earliest humans in the Arctic
A new archaeological study from the remote Kitsissut archipelago in the High Arctic of Kalaallit Nunaat suggests that people were living in the area almost 4,500 years ago - right in the middle of a period when the important Pikialasorsuaq polynya was forming
