The International Conference of Fish and Shellfish Immunology is the scientific congress of the International Society of Fish & Shellfish Immunology held every three years, where fish immunologists, fish pathologists, and aquaculture associates meet to discuss recent advances in fish immunology.

Nordicum-Mediterraneum (NoMe) – Iceland's scholarly e-journal of Nordic and Mediterranean studies – has recently published two special issues, i.e., nr. 17(2) and 17(3)/2022.

Dr. Shaakir Dar has recently been awarded a Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship to conduct studies at the University of Oulu with Assistant Professor Hannu Marttila and UArctic Chair in Ecology and Biogeochemistry, Jeff Welker, beginning in the autumn of 2023. 

Oulu, Finland Nov 30-Dec, 2 2022

The UArctic Chair in Arctic Legal Research and Education is an institution set up by the University of the Arctic. It is one of fifteen currently functioning UArctic chairs. 

The Community Appropriate Sustainable Energy Security (CASES) International Forum will be on May 10th and 11th, 2022. ⁠ More info and registration to the event here: CASES International Forum 2022 - Renewable Energy Homepage | University of Saskatchewan (usask.ca)

The third Arctic Arts Summit will take place in Whitehorse, Yukon, June 27-29, 2022 with six months of digital programming leading up to it.

Two new issues of NoMe, containing 4 field reports in Greenland and 11 editor reviewed long abstracts on sacred sites in the circumpolar regions.

The call for interns for Fall 2022 has been extended until May 20.

Join for the third event in the online seminar series Indigenous Geographies and Arctic Art on 12 May from 7 - 9 pm Eastern European Time (EET).

Join for the second event in the online seminar series Indigenous Geographies and Arctic Art, "Circumpolar Hip-Hop"!

The Arctic Challenge for Sustainability II (ArCS II) invites applications for their International Early Career Researchers Program.

The Alaska Ocean Observing System (AOOS) invites applications for three roles within the organization.

“Inuit Nunangat: The development of a common Inuit territorial and policy space in Canada,” was just published in The Inuit World (2022), edited by Pamela Stern and is one of 24 chapters in The Inuit World, part of the Routledge Worlds series. 

Hub is a hub for Arctic research stakeholders locally anchored in Nuuk. In line with the establishment and further development of the secretariat, the tasks grow, and there are many functions and projects on the drawing board.