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Articles and blogs in this section of ScienceNordic are written by scientists and researchers who are Nordic or who live and work in the Nordic countries. They are invited to contribute to social debate or to share their findings and discoveries.

Arctic sea-ice monitoring: from the Vikings to satellite observations

SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: The first Arctic sea-ice observations were documented by the Vikings, and later followed by the first polar explorers and sailors. Today, the IceBird programme is part of an international monitoring series, documenting the Arctic ice cover as it undergoes rapid changes due to climate warming.

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The Researchers' Zone

Four toxic gases from food you should know - and avoid

How art unlocks the brain's secrets

The next big pandemic? Avian flu takes a worrying step closer to humans

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Dating apps’ rhetoric for tapping your wallet

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