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The Arctic is becoming synonymous with change. This change is occurring across different scales, at variable rates, and is affecting numerous stakeholders in very different ways. As such it is necessary to retain and foster an interdisciplinary and multi-faceted perspective towards the Arctic.

This year's Arctic Day speakers present example of change across numerous disciplines; space, climate, biology, environment, law, geophysics, and social sciences. The event is hosted this year by the Department of Geosciences / the Centre for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED) and the Arctic Committee of the University of ̽����ѡ.

Attending researchers (early career to senior) are welcome to present a poster during the evening networking session from 16:30. Please provide a tentative title upon registration.

Programme

 Moderators: Brit Lisa Skjelkvåle, Arctic Committee, UiO and Carmen Gaina, CEED, UiO

11:00-12:00    Registration and light lunch

12:00-12:10    Welcome to the 4^th Arctic Day at the University of ̽����ѡ

Vice Rector Per Morten Sandset, UiO:

12:10-12:30    “Svalbard in the Context of Grand Challenge

Earth-Space Science Questions”

Jøran Moen, Department of Physics, UiO:

12:30-12:50    “Deep Hydrothermal Vents under Ice”

Eva Ramirez-Llodra, REV Ocean/NIVA:

12:50-13:10    “Arctic greening and browning: the two-sided impact of global warming on polar ecosystems and climate feedbacks“

Frans-Jan Parmentier, Department of Geosciences, UiO:

BREAK (13:10-13:30)

13:30-14:00    “Poster Pitch” – an introduction to the Poster Session

Grace Shephard, CEED, UiO

14:00-14:20     “What will be the fate of Arctic animals when environmental pollution joins forces with climate change?"

Silje Kristiansen, Department of Biosciences, UiO

14:20-14:40      “Arctic Deglaciation and its connection to the Deep Earth” ”

Clint Conrad, CEED, UiO

14:40-15:00     “Arctic and the Outer Space: A Law perspective”

Alla Podznakova, Nordic Institute of Maritime Law, UiO

BREAK (15:00-15:20)

15:20-15:40     “China and the Polar Silk Road: Much Ado, Little Traffic?”

Olav Schram Stokke, Department of Political Sciences, UiO

15:40-16:00     "Some reflections on 30 years of collaboration with Russian colleagues"

Salve Dahle, Arctic Frontiers/ AkvaplanNiva

16:00-17:30       Concluding remarks and Networking / Poster Session

Registration

For registration, please fill in the form.

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