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24.06.25
Warmer Oceans Are Changing the Season for Harmful Algal Blooms
Especially in spring and autumn, we may see more of blooms of algae causing stomach issues, according to a new study of algae blooms along the Norwegian coast.
20.06.25
Workshop on Fjords Sparks New International Research Network
The workshop held in Stalheim in early June has yielded promising results — a brand-new international research network is now collaborating on a perspective paper about the world’s fjords in a changing climate.
16.06.25
Lake persisted where ice was expected in Arctic oasis
Researchers discovered that plants and algae survived in a small Arctic lake during the coldest period of the last ice age, when the area was assumed to be covered by ice.
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11.08.25
BCCR Hazards meeting
Hi everyone, We’ll meet in the Bjerknes Meeting Room on the 3rd floor on Monday 11 August, 11–12h. A program will be sent around closer to the day, but one topic will be a discussion on Bjerknes strategy. If you have anything to share with the Hazards Group, let me know in advance. I’ll send a reminder out in early August. Enjoy the summer! Stijn
29.08.25
Bjerknes Climate Prediction Unit seminar: Mechanisms for predictability
30.09.25
Bjerknes Annual Meeting
The program will be announced in due time. Please mark your calendars!