Tag: science

China Tests Satellite Internet in the Arctic

A Glacier's Shape Speeds Up Its Own Melting, Russian Scientists Find

A Proven Treaty, a Cooler Future—and an Arctic Caveat

Ten Years of High North

Why Is Karelian Birch So Hard to Grow?

France's 2026–2030 Polar Strategy: Between Strategic Projection and the Structural Limits of Arctic Power

Greenland Institute of Natural Resources Stops New Collaborations with the US

A Review of Chinese Arctic Research 1999–2026

The 16th Chinese Arctic Expedition

Petrozavodsk to Host the II Interregional Scientific Forum The Arctic—Our Common Home

Ocean Season: Dreams, Arctic Expeditions, And The Quest For Every Country

Bennett Island: An 'American' Island In The Russian Arctic

Arctic Media Coverage Is Now Out

Canada's Biggest Arctic Research Station Is 10 Years 'Young'

The Arctic In Terms And Definitions

A Short Fact About Polar Bears

The Most Eloquent Primer On Zettelkasten?

The Admiral Who Ruled Russian Science

Polar Silk Road And Arctic 'Commonality'

Anthropomorphic Earth: Gills or Lungs?

It's Hard to Make a Mistake in the Arctic, but the Price...

Science Beyond Politics

Germany and the Arctic

The Concept of Peaceful Arctic Once Again

A Discovery is like a Diamond: Oceanologist Alexander Osadchiev on Science, Arctic Research and Global Warming

Arctic Hydrology In Need of Consolidation

Drones in the Arctic: A New Technological Era

Far From Home: Italy's Research Ambitions in Frozen Waters

Biomimetics for the Arctic: an Emerging Approach to Research

Aiming for Safer Navigation on the NSR

The Italian Navy's 8th High North Mission

Italy's Arctic Policy

Towards Arctic Cooperation with India

Prospects for Scientific Cooperation With Russia

Special Interest of Myanmar in the Arctic

A New Impetus: India Pushes Its Arctic Engagement Forward

Pan-Arctic Science: Frozen of Broken?

Bright Arctic Stars

Biological Particles Affect Arctic Clouds

The Bering or Dezhnev Strait? The First One in the Arctic

ESG Technologies in the Russian Arctic: Reality or Distant Future?

The Oldest Human Traces Have Been Found in the Arctic

Science and Technology for Arctic Development