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PhD students

Lena Seuthe
Scientific advisor
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
lena.seuthe@uit.no

Education of a new generation of Arctic scientists is a major goal of the Nansen Legacy. That is why the project employs 23 PhD students in the field of Arctic paleoclimatology, oceanography, marine ecology, ecosystem modelling, climate modelling and development of enabling marine research technology. These young researchers were recruited from inside and outside Scandinavia, and are working at all the large universities in Norway. Over half of the PhD students in the project are women.

Meet some of our PhDs

Name	Work package	Institution
Cheshtaa Chitkara	The living Barents Sea	UNIS
Christine Gawinski	The living Barents Sea	UiT
Christine T. Kollsgård	Physical drivers	UiT
Eivind Kolås	Physical drivers / Technology and method development	UiB
Elliot Sivel	The future Barents Sea	IMR
Eric Jorda-Molina	The living Barents Sea	APN
Evangelia Efstathiou	The future Barents Sea	UiB
Evelyn Strombom	Human impacts	UiO
Griselda Anglada Ortiz	Human impacts	UiT
Ina Nilsen	Human impacts	IMR
Jakob Dörr	The future Barents Sea	UiB
Johanne Skrefsrud	The future Barents Sea	UiB
Julia Giebichenstein	Human impacts	UiO
Karoline Saubrekka	The living Barents Sea	UiO
Kjersti Kalhagen	Physical drivers	UNIS
Maria Digernes	Human impacts	NTNU
Muhammad Asim	Technology and method development	UiT
Natalie Summers	Technology and method development	NTNU
Oliver Hasler	Technology and method development	NTNU
Robynne Nowicki	Human impacts	UNIS
Ruochen Yang	Technology and method development	NTNU
Sanna Majaneva	The living Barents Sea	UiT
Siv Hoff	Human impacts	UiO
Snorre Flo	The living Barents Sea	UNIS
Stephen Kohler	Human impacts	NTNU
Thaise Ricardo de Freitas	Physical drivers / The living Barents Sea	UiO
Tore Mo-Bjørkelund	Technology and method development	NTNU
Vårin Eilertsen	Physical drivers	UiT
Yasemin Bodur	The living Barents Sea	UiT