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Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Max König (NPI)

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Helge T. Markussen (NPI)

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Christophe Brochard

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Christophe Brochard

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Geir Wing Gabrielsen (NPI)

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Helge T. Markussen (NPI)

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

Photo: Helge T. Markussen (NPI)

Ny-Ålesund is the world’s northernmost year-round research station, facilitating and hosting research projects and long-term observation series. We make it possible to monitor, understand and explain Arctic systems and global changes.

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Little sea ice in Kongsfjorden

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28.05.2026

Svalbard Research Office – SIOS seminar

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06.10.2026

65th NySMAC meeting

Cambridge

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