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See Greenland Research Council’s call for applications, Fall 2022, in the link below. We support the best ideas and initiatives in Greenland research. We fund research projects that add value to Greenland society in the form of new knowledge, innovation and capacity building. The application deadline is 1 October. Call for applications: Research Promotion Grants […]

A breakout session of the Arctic Circle Greenland Forum27 August @ 18:05-19:00 in Katuaq Cultural CentreOrganized by the Greenland Research Council This session highlights Greenland’s ambition to be an exporter of hydropower and mining rare earth minerals, which would support the technology for the green transition. From a Greenland perspective, the attraction of investors to

Updated: 19 August 2022 A two-day workshop will be held from 25-26 August 2022 in Nuuk to explore possibilities for strengthened cooperation between the Greenland and Iceland research communities. The workshop is a pre-event of the Arctic Circle Greenland Forum and co-organized by the Greenland Research Council, Rannís – The Icelandic Centre for Research, Icelandic

Greenland and Iceland reach a new strategic agreement to strengthen cooperation in research and education.   4 May 2022  Greenland Research Council and The Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannís) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) establishing a new partnership to support and increase opportunities for collaboration between the research communities of Greenland and Iceland.

Arctic Circle Greenland Forum is coming up. With many Arctic stakeholders gathered in Nuuk on 27-29 August, we aim to set Greenland research on the agenda. Greenland Research Council and Arctic Hub invite you to join a dialogue about session proposals, coordinate workshop activity during the Greenland Forum, and find potential collaborators. Please feel free to

Today, Greenland’s Minister of Finances, Mineral Resources, Justice and Equality, Naaja Nathanielsen opened the Konrad Steffen Workshop on natural hazards in Greenland. 8 March 2022 This week, The Swiss Polar Institute and Greenland Research Council are discussing how Swiss expertise can support the monitoring and risk assessment of natural hazards in Greenland. The collaboration builds

To ease administration of research projects, recipients of a Research Promotion Grant from the Greenland Research Council are no longer required to submit an annual report by 1 March. Hence, grantees are only required to submit the final report. The final report must be submitted no later than four months after the end of the

Greenland Research Council invites you to participate in our webinar on Call for Proposals, Spring 2022. Join us to get answers to all your questions on application requirements and the procedures following submission. Thursday 3 February 2022 at 1-2pm The secretariat will go through the Call for Proposals, Spring 2022. We will inform about the

With this call for proposal, Greenland Research Council invites applications for funding from the Research Promotion instrument. The Spring deadline is 1 March 2022. Projects across all fields of science can apply for funding. 24 January 2022 Greenland Research Council provides funding for research of the highest quality and with strong societal impact.  We support

The Greenland Research Council will arrange a grant programme webinar on Thursday 13 January 2022 at 13:00 GMT-3 Greenland time. We will go through funding eligibility and criteria for the PhD and PostDoc stipends that are open for new applications with a deadline 1 March 2022. Please find the open call here. The language of