The Green Shift in the Arctic
Arctic Frontiers organizes a series of roundtables in the Nordic countries to discuss the needs and challenges of the Green Shift in the Arctic. The project is funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
2026 Themes
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. Each theme is co-organised by a session committee and led by scientists from our partner organisations. The abstract […]
Mohn Prize
The Mohn Prize is awarded for excellence in research related to the Arctic awarded every two years at the Arctic Frontiers conference.
CCCI PhD Summer School
Together with the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Arctic Frontiers organizes a PhD summer school focused on Climate Change and Critical Infrastructure (CCCI) in the northern Nordics. Funding is provided by NordForsk and Ursa Major.
The Publishing Hub
Arctic Frontiers and Peer J have teamed up to create a hub for publishing and collecting Arctic research output from the conference.
CAP-SHARE
Building Bridges of Shared Capacity between Scientists, Policymakers, and Communities – CAP-SHARE
2025 Themes
The seven science themes at Arctic Frontiers 2025: Beyond Borders, representing the priorities in recent Arctic research.
Arctic Frontiers 2022
Read more about the Science sessions during Arctic Frontiers 2022: Pathways
EUGLOH
EUGLOH 2.0, the European University Alliance for Global Health project (2023-2026), includes nine universities plus collaborating partners including Arctic Frontiers.
Norway-EU Science Diplomacy Network
The Norway-EU Science Diplomacy Network invited diplomats and scientists to generate frameworks for governance, advice and training.
