The CHESS Summer School 2022 Blog Throughout this venture, aboard the tall ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl on its One Ocean Expedition, the PhDs will share experiences in this blog, where will also touch on certain scientific aspects related to our journey. Read more
The Arctic Ocean is warming twice as fast as the rest of the oceans Arctic Ocean Amplification implies that the physical environment and marine life in the Arctic Ocean will face marked changes in the future unless climate change can be timely alleviated. Read more
Podcast: Instruments in the dark – understanding Antarctica Inès Ollivier researches the deep ice in Antarctica, on the hunt for a greater understanding of our polar past. In this podcast she talks about her research, and her full-year stay on the ice sheets of Antarctica. Read more
Different lives, shared experience Natives of Greenland and the Pacific lead different lives, but have one thing in common. Both communities are strongly affected by climate change. Read more
The North Atlantic Deep Ocean was once almost 20 °C Large changes in temperature 50 million years ago surprises researchers. Past greenhouse climates were associated with warmer and more variable deep ocean temperatures than previously thought. Read more
Podcast: Dig into the science Listen to conversations on science with climate experts at the Bjerknes Centre. Stephen Outten and Ingjald Pilskog are hosts. We alternate between English and Norwegian podcasts. Read more
