The Research Centre for Arctic Petroleum Exploration, ARCEx, is a research collaboration between academia and industry with support from the Research Council and Norwegian authorities. Through a common effort, we contribute to the understanding of the geology and resource potential of the high north, we develop new geophysical exploration techniques suitable for the Arctic, and we develop new models for environmental risk connected to operations in the north. Education and training is an integrated part of ARCEx. ARCEx is hosted by the Department of Geosciences at UiT The Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø.
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Pilgrimage – the act of journeying to a sacred place
In late August 2020, Sten-Andreas Grundvåg and Jan Sverre Laberg went to eastern Finnmark on a teaching-related reconnaissance trip. Here is a narrative of...
Meltwater turbidites transport large volumes of glacial sediments in the North...
Today, the high-impact scientific journal Nature Communications published a study involving ARCEx scientists on sedimentary processes during the last glaciation.
High-resolution processed reflection seismic data...
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