This year marks the return of the training session "Initiation to Northern Research and Issues", designed for graduate students. As in previous editions, the 2025 organizing committee aims to bring together in November a diverse student community for three days of training featuring varied content and formats.

FROST is a transdisciplinary, community-embedded research initiative that brings together 16 natural scientists and social scientists from 6 Nordic countries to investigate how warming winters and changing snow cover affect Arctic lake ecosystems and the livelihoods of the communities that depend on them. Co-developed with Indigenous partners across Inuit Nunaat and Sápmi, FROST promotes equity, inclusivity, and the integration of place-based knowledge. The project compares twelve lakes across the circumpolar North, along gradients of ice and snow cover and seasonal variability.

An exercise in scientific popularisation and synthesis, My Northern Project is a contest where students have 5 minutes to present their northern research project. Call open until April 8, 2024.