Out in the open ocean and in the deep fjords, a very special type of fish is hiding

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Our researchers are employed either at NORCE, UiB, the Nansen Center or the Institute of Marine Research. The researchers work together across various scientific disciplines. Find researchers with backgrounds in meteorology, oceanography, geology, geophysics, biology and mathematics, among others.

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Researchers at Bjerknes are involved in several projects, both nationally and internationally. The projects are owned by the partner institutions, with the exception of our strategic projects.

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Researchers at the Bjerknes Center publish more than 200 scientific articles each year.

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New at Bjerknes meeting

Information meeting for new members.

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Hazards meeting series

Hi everyone, Our next "talk and discussion" in the Hazards meeting series on "your science and society” is coming up next week. This time, Mats Venning (NORCE) will talk about "The 3 D’s of climate services in East Africa - mapping demand, development and delivery”. The presentation will be followed by a general discussion on how science can reach “society”. When: Wednesday 13 May, 11h00 Where: Bjerknes Meeting Room (Jahnebakken 3rd floor) All welcome! Stijn and Mari Spring program: Every 2nd Wednesday of the month, 11h00, Bjerknes meeting Room (aka Skybar) There will be one more presentation before the summer by Victoria Miles (NSERC) on Wednesday 10 June.

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Polar research group meeting

Topic: Modeling the Polar regions - what do we have and what are we missing?

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Climate Science

Paleo Climate

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The Atmosphere

Arctic and Antarctic

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Private rain gauges may improve weather forecasts

Observations from people's gardens have already helped Marie Pontoppidan.

Have you seen these fish?

Out in the open ocean and in the deep fjords here in Norway, a very special type of fish is hiding. It’s a group of fish that there are extremely many of, yet very few people have actually seen. That’s because they are masters of hiding.

150 years in the Norwegian Sea

The exploration of the ocean west of Norway started for real about 150 years ago. This created the Norwegian Sea.