News in September 2016

At the end of July John Polanski travelled to Qikiqtarjuaq, 100km inside the Arctic Circle, to recover a lander that had been deployed the previous year as part of the ArcticNet project led by Professor Ursula Witte.

The Narrative Objects research team in collaboration with the National Art Museum have found the model's carver. All thanks to a chance visit to Saint Petersburg.

University of Aberdeen anthropologist Nancy Wachowich and the Pond Inlet Inuit Women's Collective launch their Sealskin Sewing channel on Vimeo!

Leaders of UArctic's Higher Education Institution members meet next week in Russia to participate in a common dialogue and learning experience focused on topics of special relevance in and around the circumpolar North.

Technologies that could play a part in the future of the UK oil and gas industry will be showcased at next year's OCEANS 2017 conference in Aberdeen.

Improvements must be made to how we predict the impact of climate change on plants and wildlife, according to new research published today in Science.

A geologist from the University of Aberdeen is taking part in an ocean expedition that aims to discover how far beneath the Earth life can survive.

According to a recent article in The Conversation by David Lusseau, Professor of Behavioural Biology, John Paterson, Professor, Co-Director, Centre for Energy Law and Richard Neilson, Reader in Engineering at the University of Aberdeen.

Principal of The University of Aberdeen, Professor Sir Ian Diamond and Depute Leader of the Council, Marie Boulton formally launched the funding scheme in the Townhouse in Old Aberdeen at a ceremony yesterday evening.

An Aberdeen student has created a sound and light installation linking the tranquility of a Scottish woodland with the hustle and bustle of the inner-city as part of a residency with the RSPB.