The 2024 edition of CEN's Annual Conference was a success thanks to the participation and involvement of its members and partners! Visit the summary page of the 44th CEN Annual Conference
More detailsIn the February 2024 issue of Info-CEN: a summary of the CEN Annual Conference, Polar Night, recruitment for the CDE and EDI committees, upcoming CEN events, our members in the media ...
More detailsThe dedicated CEN Student Committee and the North Sentinel Student Association are pleased to offer student members a 3-day writing retreat at Lac Simon, Portneuf.
More detailsThe CEN is a research centre based at Université Laval, managing an extensive network of infrastructures stretching from the boreal to the Canadian High Arctic. Thanks to the Fonds québécois de recherche Nature et Technologies (FRQNT), CEN is a strategic inter-university and multidisciplinary group working in partnership with northern communities and public and private organizations to promote sustainable development in the North.
Qaujisarvik ('place of study' in Inuktitut) is a network of research stations managed by the CEN. With this network, CEN fulfills its mission to provide unparalleled access to the North for the scientific and educational communities.
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SILA ('climate' in Inuktitut) is a network of 110 permanent observatories for climate and environmental change in the North, operated by CEN. The network extends over 3500 km, between Quebec City and Ward Hunt Island, Nunavut.
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Due to the increasing amount of data generated by CEN's work, and the growing demand for access to it, CEN has created the Nordicana D collection, an open-access platform for Nordic climate and environmental data.
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