Framsenteret

The red king crab: a blacklisted but valuable fisheries resource

Kongsfjorden’s Wingman

Predictive models for applied Arctic ecology

Ecological effects of Pacific pink salmon in a river system in Finnmark

The benefits of subarctic kelp cultivation

Building Arctic oceanographic time series: 10 years daring the elements

Beyond satellite observations of sea ice

Meltdown of the Arctic Ocean: Dead end or new opportunities?

Astounding discoveries

ArcticInfo ‒ A digital service for safer seaborne voyages in the Arctic

Can we convince tourists to go hiking without leaving any traces?

How can we measure sustainable development along the coast?

Dsolve: working to prevent plastic litter in the marine environment

Researchers listen to salmon

The kittiwake needs support to survive

Initiation of environmental science cooperation between Norway and Russia in 1992

Climate is like your wardrobe. Weather is like what you are wearing today

Marine mammal hotspots in the Greenland and Barents Seas

Joining forces against radiation accidents

Seasonal sea ice persisted at 80°N during warm conditions in the past

PAEC: Panel-based assessment of ecosystem condition of Arctic tundra

Leaching of metals from mine tailings in Repparfjorden

On the shoulders of giants

Bjørn Øien from Bjørnøya

New portal for research-based information about the Arctic and Antarctic

Reconstructing historic Southern Ocean sea ice from Norwegian ship logs

The oldest printed maps of the Farthest North

Using vocalisations to explore climate change impacts on bearded seals

On the road to a new Fram Centre collaboration

PERFORCE3: bringing experienced and new researchers together

Puffin hunting in Iceland gives a unique insight into climate effects

Seabirds ring the alarm

Profile: The team player

Norwegian Environmental Specimen Bank helps us understand chemicals’ history

Addressing multiple stressors: Arctic science and the Stockholm Convention

How to engage stakeholders in strategic foresight for ecosystem research

Polar bears: delight and nuisance

“Skottelus” – the smaller relative of the salmon sea louse

Trick or treat? Ingestion of biofouled plastic fibres by sea urchins

Vegetation and tundra disturbance monitoring in Svalbard – Year 1

Fjord ice in Svalbard—an important kindergarten for seafloor animal babies

Birds of a feather flock together

When COVID-19 came to the Arctic

Hunting for plastic: new digital technology to find and map marine litter

Salmon farming in the North: How do we regulate growth?

What does the arctic fox eat?

How is policy formed? Links between researchers, science brokers, stakeholders and governance

Fin whales in Svalbard: where do they go in the winter?

Climate and ocean acidification effects on benthos in Kongsfjorden, Svalbard

Shedding light on plankton trends: seasonal pelagic monitoring in Kongsfjorden and Isfjorden

Pollutants in ocean’s giants

Svarthamaren seabirds, sentinels of the Southern Ocean

An ocean of possibilities: antarctic petrels’ foraging in the Southern Ocean

Norway’s path to the Antarctic Treaty

Rockslides in the Arctic: Why do we care?

Moving mountains – when rocks and fluids interact

Biodiversity governance of the Central Arctic Ocean

A year in ridged ice – experience from the MOSAiC expedition

Recruitment of a new generation of polar researchers

Occupation and conflict

Particulate plastics in terrestrial and aquatic environments

The Fram Centre in Positive Development

Expedition to the sunken nuclear submarine Komsomolets in the Norwegian Sea

Arctic Aliens: A rising threat

What drives pollutant exposure in Barents Sea polar bears?

Carbon emissions have made the world a greener place, which has a cooling effect – but it’s not enough

A warming, more acidic ocean – future challenges for Arctic marine organisms

Arctic Aliens: A rising threat

AMINOR – the Fram Centre’s Research School for Environmental Research

A feisty shark in Norwegian waters – the tale of the spurdog

Centre at UiT continues to solve international Law of the Sea dilemmas

Climate-Ecological Observatory for Arctic Tundra—Status 2020

Contrasting responses to climate change by two Arctic marine mammal species

Cultural expression for scientific outreach

Dive deep into The Ecosystem of Kongsfjorden, Svalbard

Profile 2020: Arctic giant on the lookout for adventure

E-DNA: Using DNA in sea water to trace species

Ecological role of the Arctic’s most abundant cephalopod, Gonatus fabricii

How to COPE? Contaminant–climate change interactions in the Arctic

Long-term climate and reindeer monitoring show contrasting local trends

Making sea ice a ministerial matter

New technology opens up the Arctic for research

Fox on the run – crossing the Arctic from Svalbard to Canada

Retrospective: Drifting with ice – From the schooner Fram to ultramodern RV Polarstern

The Arctic at risk from plastic

The melting Arctic: how algal blooms change in rapidly warming seas

The Arctic is greening, bird populations are declining: Is there a link?

Profile 2019: A woman of action

Johan Hjort: a marine research pioneer whose ideas still hold water

Polar bear or “aquabear”

A tale of a local fjord – investigating a marine system in our backyard

Arctic “unicorns” – year-round residents of western Fram Strait

Assessing the consequences of oil spills on commercial fish

Atlantification of the marine ecosystem in Kongsfjorden, Svalbard

Confronting one of our greatest challenges – plastic waste in nature

Engaging users of sea ice forecasts to improve next-generation products and services

Extreme diversity in the songs of Spitsbergen’s bowhead whales

Geological mapping of Norway’s least explored mountains

Great interest for research on plastic waste

Kongsfjorden sea ice development observed from ground, air and space

Kronebreen is calving

Large-scale seabird movements throughout the year – SEATRACK 2014-2018

Monitoring whales with drones

Passive sampling detects salmon louse pesticides and hydrogen sulphide: 50 shades of grey

Plastic in the Arctic: work in progress

Polar cod early life stages up against a changing Arctic

Quantarctica 3 released

Roundness of mineral particles in subsea tailings from copper mining

The Nansen Legacy

The scientific road towards international environmental policy

To the future and back: Future governance of environmental risk

Two Sámi among penguins in the Antarctic

Two Towers

Warm water, fresh water, wind and tides – ice or no ice around Svalbard?

What can 40 years of reindeer monitoring data tell us?

When plastic becomes part of Arctic fish diets

Where seals dare