At Arctic Frontiers 2026: Turn of the Tide, there will be seven science themes. These represent the latest developments in Arctic research and span the physical and social sciences, as well as technological developments and innovative methods.
The abstract submission period is now closed. Email jenny@arcticfrontiers.com for information.
Applications are now open for our 2026 Student Forum program! Join a 6-day program for Master’s and Bachelor’s students from across the Arctic. Share your experiences, learn about key Arctic issues, and collaborate and network with youth from across the region.
Hvordan reduserer vi økt støyforurensning i havet?
Hva skjer når undervannsstøy øker i et stille arktisk hav? I dette arrangementet skal vi utforske hvor denne støyen kommer fra, hvordan den kan påvirke havets økosystemer, og hva vi kan gjøre med den.
Norway and Canada have a long history of collaboration in shipping and maritime activities. Increasing marine traffic and changing sea ice conditions rely on cooperation between scientists, communities, business leaders and policy makers.
Seattle: Coast to Coast Collaboration - Safe and Sustainable Coasts
An increased interest in the Arctic region has both challenges and opportunities. Blue economy developments bring local benefits to Arctic coastal communities. Collaboration between research, business and local communities is needed.
On March 20, Arctic Frontiers brought together key voices from across Northern Norway for a full-day conference in Narvik, exploring the intersection between regional development and the evolving needs of the defense sector.
How can the green transition in the Arctic and northern Europe be just, accelerated, and inclusive? The answer lies in people, policy, and progress—key themes examined during two impactful days of dialogue and collaboration in Brussels.