Framsenteret

Profile: The team player

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

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?

Pollutants in ocean’s giants

What does the arctic fox eat?

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

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