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ArnâraK’ Patricia BlochFrederik Braüner, Hans Peder Kirkegaard, Louise Pindstrup Scavenius and Viktor Gårdman will each spend five minutes making the audience aware of their research when they take to the stage in Katuaq on 13 November.
The five are finalists in Paasisavut 2026, where PhD students and recent PhDs are keen to disseminate research about or in Greenland.
ArnâraK’s Patricia Bloch examines young people’s stories about surviving suicide attempts and looks at, among other things, what can strengthen well-being and prevent suicidal behaviour.
Frederik Braüner researches architecture and urban planning during modernization and looks at how Denmark’s colonial policy left its mark on cities and housing.
Hans Peder Kirkegaard investigates the role of politicians in the changed security policy landscape, while Louise Pindstrup Scavenius researches school students’ experiences and looks at how teaching and pedagogy can support students’ learning.
Viktor Gårdman has thrown himself into the role of mosquitoes in ecosystems and their importance for nature and the interaction between species.
