Brutal field trip provided new insights into Arctic winter
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10.06.26
Hazards meeting series
Hi everyone, Due to an upcoming proposal deadline this week, we will postpone the next hazards meeting to a later date. I will let you know once we have a new date, but Wednesday (10 June) there will not be a hazards meeting. Cheers, Stijn Hi everyone, Our last "talk and discussion” before the summer in the Hazards meeting series on "your science and society” will be held in June. Victoria Miles (NSERC) will talk about "Interactive GIS Storytelling from Regional Climate Predictions to Localized Hazard Stories”. The presentation will be followed by a general discussion on how science can reach “society”. When: Wednesday 10 June, 11h00 Where: Bjerknes Meeting Room (Jahnebakken 3rd floor) All welcome! Stijn and Mari
12.06.26
Ledergruppemøte Bjerknessenteret
12.06.26
Disputas: Rebekka Frøystad: "Projecting Folgefonna’s future".
Rebekka Frøystad disputerer 12.6.2026 for ph.d.-graden ved Universitetet i Bergen med avhandlingen "Projecting Folgefonna’s future". Mer informasjon her: Folgefonna smelter – hva betyr det for energi og natur? | Nye doktorgrader | UiB
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08.06.26
Polar oceans influence the Gulf Stream
The warm Gulf Stream is maintained by coldness. The Barents Sea is a cooling machine.
01.06.26
Mapping the world’s vanished glaciers
A global reconstruction of Ice Age mountain glaciers opens new doors for climate and ecosystem research.
11.05.26
Brutal field trip provided new insights into Arctic winter
It was the hardest field trip they had ever been on, but the result was both surprising and exciting.