Facing the challenge from the ends of the world
The Arctic Science Fellowship Program offers up to 3 months of office space and/or laboratory access at KOPRI’s facilities.
The award includes round-trip airfare, accommodation at KOPRI’s facilities, and a moderate stipend. Eligible applicants should be early career researchers from an Arctic country or researchers who are of Arctic indigenous heritage.
* Early career: researchers who are currently enrolled in masters or doctoral programs, or who completed their degree with the last five years
* Arctic Country: Canada, the Kingdom of Denmark (including Greenland and the Faroe Islands), Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden and the United States
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute, Russia
Greenhouse gas fluxes at the border “underlying surface – surface atmospheric layer” in the Arctic region
Anastasia ParshinaNorthern Arctic Federal University, Russia
Comparative Analysis of brown and red algae of Arctic and Asian-Pacific regions: chemical composition, morphology, biological active compounds and their applications
Iurii KublitskiiHerzen State Pedagogical University of Russia
Reconstruction of sedimentation process and sea-level changes in the White sea region during the Holocene
Violetta GassiyKuban State University, Russia
The perspectives of Korean-Russian collaboration in the Arctic: business and scientific needs
University of Bristol, UK
Paleoecology of an early Cambrian exceptional fossil fauna from Sirius Passet, North Greenland
Lena PopovaNorth-Eastern Federal University, Russia
Development of the Arctic territories Sakha (Yakutia) Republic with the use of geoinformation technologies and remote sensing
Stanislav KsenofontovUniversity of Zurich, Switzerland
Research and political interests of South Korea in the Arctic indigenous communities