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19.11.25
All the water we cannot see
Only a fraction of the ocean lies at the surface. How can we find out what happens in water that lies underwater?
13.11.25
Another record year for fossil fuel emissions
Global CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels are projected to be 1.1 % higher in 2025. The ocean CO₂ uptake was re-evaluated based on stronger evidence and new understanding.
03.11.25
Banned gases reveal the age of water
The use of gases that deplete the ozone layer has been restricted for almost forty years. Still such substances linger in the ocean – a troublesome legacy marine scientists can exploit to keep track of the ocean circulation.
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20.11.25
Polar theme meeting
As previously mentioned (including at the recent annual meeting), the Bjerknes Centre is in the process of renewing its strategy. We will therefore have a new Polar meeting dedicated to discussing what we think the Bjerknes Centre should be doing over the next years and how we should achieve these objectives. As these discussions requires energy, we will also use this opportunity for a small pre-christmas lunch. So please confirm your attendance. When: Thursday 20 November at 12:00-14:00 Where: Copernicus lecture room (114; NERSC) Best, Marius
03.12.25
Disputas: Charlotte Rahlves: "Improving Greenland ice sheet projections across timescales".
Charlotte Rahlves disputerer 3.12.2025 for ph.d.-graden ved Universitetet i Bergen med avhandlingen "Improving Greenland ice sheet projections across timescales". Les mer om avhandlingen her: Grønlandsisens fremtid | Nye doktorgrader | UiB
03.12.25
Bjerknes choir's Christmas concert
This year, the Bjerknes choir's Christmas concert will take place on Wednesday, December 3rd at 1:30 PM in the foyer of the GFI main building. We hope to see you all there for some Christmas cheer!