Summer school on the Antropocene
What is the impact of fires and aerosols? How can we tell apart natural and manmade forces for climate change? These are of the questions for the PhD students joining the Advanced Climate Dynamics Course.
Publisert 20. februar 2019
Skrevet av Gudrun Sylte
Half Dome as viewed from Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park, California, United States. Photo by DAVID ILIFF. License: CC-BY-SA 3.0
For the 10th summer in a row, the partnership in climate in Norway and the US sets up an advanced summer school for advanced PhD students. This time in the Yosemite National Park, USA, from September 22nd – October 4th.
The PhD students will join field work, hiking and sleeping outdoors in tents, all with a goal to mix students and lecturers with empirical and dynamical training within climate science.
This year they will focus on understanding the basic principles and dynamics relating to, and defining the climate of the Anthropocene.
The ACDC team is now accepting applications for ACDC2019
Find the application form here
Find more info on the ACDC web page
Application deadline: 1. April
ACDC for 10 years
The ACDC is celebrating a 10 years anniversary this year, check out the anniversary alumni conference 25.-28. March
Four years ago the UiB film team joined the ACDC summer school at Greenland