Contents:

In the module Arctic Environment part 1

• 6 April, 10h-12h CET: Margareta Johansson, Permafrost and vegetation interaction
• 6 April, 14h-15h30 CET: Alain Hauchecorne, Arctic atmosphere
• 6 April, 15h45 - 17h15 CET: Luke Surl, Atmospheric Chemistry and modelling
• 8 April, 14h-16h CET: Jean-Michel Huctin, Arctic societies: Inuit people and environmental changes
• 8 April, 16h-17h30 CET: Ji-Woong Yang, Variability of the Arctic and Global Climates and Environments based on Ice Cores (part I)

In the module Arctic Environment part 2

• 13 April, 14h-16h CET: Jan Borm, Writing the Arctic - travel literature about the Far North: exploration, observation, representation
• 13 April, 16h-17h30 CET: Ji-Woong Yang, Variability of the Arctic and Global Climates and Environments based on Ice Cores (part II)
• 14 April, 14h-15h30 CET: Alain Sarkissian, Arctic Campaigns
• 14 April, 10h-12h CET: Sergey Khaykin, Observation in Arctic Atmospheres
• 15 Avril, 8h30-11h30 CET: Philippe Keckhut, Trend calculations
• 15 April, 14h-16h CET: Alexandra Lavrillier, A Siberian Indigenous Science of Climate

In the module Arctic Environment part 3

• 20 April, 14h-15h30 CET: Alain Sarkissian, Arctic Atmospheric Dynamics

Requirements:

Lectures are online

Certificate:

Participants will receive a certificate of attendance with the number of 20 hours for PhD formation.