From December 7 to 10, 2026, ArcticNet invites you to its Annual Scientific Meeting. The event will bring together the research and student communities, Indigenous knowledge holders, and decision-makers to share world-class research, explore diverse perspectives, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
This event is the annual gathering of the Swiss polar science community and includes national and international keynotes, networking opportunities and updates on recent developments in polar research.
CIÉRA will hold its 24th annual conference at the University of Quebec in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, at the Pavillon des Premiers Peuples (Val-d'Or campus), on Thursday, May 28, and Friday, May 29, 2026.
The main objective of the conference is to take stock of initiatives aimed at documenting, promoting, and transmitting Indigenous territorial knowledge. The conference will include a networking event, a seminar on current research, and a cultural evening.
The biannual UArctic Congress takes place in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands from May 26 to 29, 2026, at the Arena við Tjarnir. The event is hosted by the University of the Faroe Islands (Setur), in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Culture and the Faroe Marine Research Institute.
Designed for the next generation of Northern and Arctic research scientists, this friendly day is open to the entire community: early-career researchers, experienced scientists, and allies from all backgrounds, all invited to celebrate and advance impactful research. div.inq-cards-wrapper { background-color: #fafafa !important; padding: 40px 20px !important;
INQ will participate in the Acfas conference as part of the symposium Decolonizing University Education: Pedagogical Experiences and Relational Research in Indigenous Contexts.
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Ethics has emerged as a central issue in Arctic research. In light of the growing commitment among institutions to forge partnerships that are truly respectful and community-driven, this webinar will explore ethical engagement, research governance, and the responsibilities of researchers working with Indigenous and Northern communities.
Institut nordique du Québec (INQ) invites you to an online information session for the UQAR research community, organized as part of its tour of member institutions.
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The annual Tuberculosis Research Day will take place on Monday, March 23. Under the theme "From pathogenesis to public health action," this event offers an in-depth exploration of current issues related to the disease.
This is a key gathering for the scientific community, providing the opportunity to hear from international experts:
Description
Institut nordique du Québec (INQ) and Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC) invite you to participate in a northern gathering to be held on February 24 on the UQAC campus.
This event is a key moment for the scientific community involved in northern research, providing an opportunity for exchanges, meetings, and the development of new collaborations.
Target audience
SIKU platform is a digital tool for data collection, management, and knowledge mobilization, specifically designed to support Indigenous knowledge systems and data sovereignty.
Institut nordique du Québec invites you to discover this platform through a free online demonstration workshop highlighting its main features. The workshop will be led by Candice Sudlovenick, Outreach Programs Manager at the Arctic Eider Society.
This two-day event offers an in-depth exploration of the latest innovations, techniques, and best practices related to aerospace operations in northern environments. Researchers, industry experts, pilots, and aviation enthusiasts will come together to exchange ideas, share experiences, and discuss practical solutions to the challenges of winter operations.
The 46th annual CEN conference will be held on February 12 and 13, 2026, at Laval University's Cercle Universitaire (rooms ADJ-4512 and ADJ-4514 in the Desjardins building).
Visit the CEN website for more details.
Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) – Quebec-Ocean
In 2025, oceans are at the heart of global issues: global warming, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem transformation. The ASM brings together the scientific community to share knowledge, present advances, and explore solutions for ocean protection.
The program includes lectures by international experts, oral and poster presentations, and activities that promote discussion. A student day will feature hands-on workshops focused on skills development and networking.