Heidi Sevestre glaciologist and member of the Climate Sentinels expedition received the Shackleton Medal 2022. Heidi Sevestre recently received the first Shackleton medal, named after the British polar explorer, hero of the Endurance Expedition, Ernest Shackleton. Along with the medal she also received a prize of £10 000 as a contribution to her work in the […]
Institut français de Norvège tilbyr stipender til forskere som ønsker å delta på Arctic Science Summit Week 2022 i Tromsø. Konferansen, som har som tematikk «Arctic observing at the intersection of health, understanding, and resilience», er organisert av IASC (The International Arctic Science Committee) fra 26. mars – 1. april 2022. Konferansen arrangeres i samarbeid med […]
The four French Institutes in the Nordic region (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden) have launched the first edition of the French Institute Nordic Award (FINA) in 2020. The call for applications of the 2022 edition is now open until March 15th 2022. All applications must be sent online and in English on the site […]
Forlenget frist frem til 15. mars 2022 – Vi søker fransktalende praktikant til vår vitenskapsavdeling! Er det deg vi leter etter? Finn mer informasjon i annonsen nedenfor: Le pôle scientifique et universitaire de l’Institut français de Norvège propose d’accueillir à Oslo un stagiaire de longue durée (6 mois à partir d’avril 2022) à la […]
Er du interessert i vitenskapsrelaterte temaer? Institut français de Norvège organiserer tirsdag 30. november årets siste runde av vår populære Club Science, en populærvitenskapelig kveldssamling der vi blant annet inviterer franske forskere til å fremføre korte innlegg rundt siste nytt innen vitenskapen. I denne utgaven av Club Science skal Nicolas Dupont, PhD-student ved Institutt for […]
Institut français de Norvège is now organising a new edition of Club Science to promote the newest research projects on the theme of Environment & Climate change. The event is open for all! Come and listen to the presentations of passionate and interesting French scientists, around the topics of ecology, arctic, agriculture, waste management, parasites […]
The call for application for the Aurora Plus programme is open until September 15th, 2021. Apply now to organize french-norwegian scientific events aiming to develop ambitous research networks and to coordinate large-scale international projects !
The team. ©ClimateSentinels The Arctic Expedition Climate Sentinels starts today! Institut Français de Norvège supports the project. Climate Sentinels in a few word : 6 female scientists and explorers, 5 week-long expedition 1000 km away from the North Pole, for Arctic research and education of the young generations through collaborations with schools around […]
A polar bear on the island of Prins Heinrich-øya. ©Gregory Tran, AWIPEV Research Base. As part of the International Polar Bear Day, we have interviewed Lucas B., employee of the French Polar Institute Paul-Émile-Victor (IPEV) in Ny-Ålesund (Svalbard) since June 2020. Lucas is a mechanic-logistician from IPEV. He is working on the French-German Arctic […]
The French institute in Norway, in partnership with the Research Council of Norway, supports the french-norwegian A Smart & Clean Ocean E-Forum organised by the French-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce. This forum will take place from October 13th to 16th, 2020 in Oslo, both physically and online. Information and registration A Research and Innovation workshop focusing […]
The 2021 Aurora program applications are open. New in 2021: laureates will have the possibility to get mobility funding for two years.
We are pleased to inform you of the new calls for applications on MOPGA 4. The Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE) in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education for Research and Innovation (MESRI) have launched a visiting fellowship program to welcome young researchers wishing to carry out their research in France as […]
The scientific research sector in France is currently facing the COVID-19 pandemic. Here is a snapshot of what is going on.
The Fyssen Foundation is offering post-doctoral study grants for young PhD holders who wish to conduct research in a French lab if the PhD was awarded abroad, or abroad if the PhD was awarded in France. Apply before April 3rd! More info: http://www.fondationfyssen.fr/en/study-grants/aim-award/
Call for applications – Norway #Youth #Nordic #biodiversity #IUCN The five French Institutes in the Nordic region (Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Iceland) have decided to launch in 2020 a dedicated award: the «French Institute Nordic Award» (FINA). In partnership with the Research Council of Norway, the French Institute in Norway aims to promote young […]