@arcticstationucph
A year-round research, education and monitoring facility in W Greenland since 1906. Operated by University of Copenhagen (UCPH). Welcomes scientist and students from all over the World. #ArcticReseach #ClimateChange #Education #Monitoring https://g-e-m
❄️ We’re hiring! The Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen seeks a **Daily Research Coordinator** at Arctic Station, Qeqertarsuaq, W. Greenland to coordinate research activities, support visitors and assist the station management. Deadline 17 Dec.
👉 Apply: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabeli...
We are open for POLARIN projects under the 2nd POLARIN Call on Transnational Acces. The call is open until October 30, 2025. More information: eu-polarin.eu
Saturday Greenland celebrates the National day and the fact that the flag Erfalasorput had it´s 40 y anniversary. Congratulations. Photo by Kisser Thorsøe.
The ‘Seasons of Change’ project, working at Arctic Station, unites science, local knowledge and storytelling to amplify Arctic voices in Kalaallit Nunaat. Changes highlighted through lake-sediment cores. @helenmort.bsky.social @iestynbarr.bsky.social @kirstenseesternc.bsky.social Kathryn Adamson.
On the return from a research trip to Disko Bay, Greenland with colleagues from quaternary science Dr Kathryn Adamson & @iestynbarr.bsky.social working with @kirstenseesternc.bsky.social at @arcticstationucph.bsky.social - so much to process from another humbling encounter with ice and place.
Today we spotted two #Bowhead whales ((Balaena mysticetus) right outside the station at the sea ice front. The majestic Greenland right whale are special for #Disko_Bay and their singing is captured in real time by #hydrophones and broadcasted as part of the diskolive.com/the-animals#... project.
A helicopter view of Arctic Station for a new group of researcher that arrive yesterday from #Ilulissat. Perfect flying conditions which certainly have not the the case for while. The #DiskoBay ice cover is breaking up and allows for maritime transport as well. #Qeqertarsuaq
We have had quite a number of scientists at the station since late March and through out April. The weather is indeed changing color and mode all the time making fieldwork a challenge. The snow buntings seem not to care.