Paasisavut 2026: The application period is now open

Arctic Hub now invites PhD students to apply for participation in the major research competition Paasisavut 2026.

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People who are currently undertaking a PhD program or have completed their PhD. within the past two years, can apply to participate in the competition until 1 September, Arctic Hub informs in a press release.

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– More information and the application form can be found at www.paasisavut.glwrites Arctic Hub.Paasisavut 2026

Paasisavut 2026

The research competition takes place in Katuaq on Friday 13 November and will be broadcast live on KNR TV.

The winner receives a prize of DKK 50,000, informs Arctic Hub.

Arctic Hub also informs that the panel of judges for this year’s competition will be announced on 6 August.

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The judging panel at Paasisavut 2024 consisted of Nukâka Coster-Waldau, Minik Rosing and Rosannguaq Rossen.

Previous winners

In 2023, Nick Duelund won the competition with his research into children’s vision.

At the latest edition of Paasisavut in 2024, Regine Møller won with her research on the population’s view of sustainable development in East Greenland.

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