For Members of the Bjerknes Center
Essential information for members of the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research
P.hd Forum and Early Career Scientist
As a PhD student and young researcher, you have many opportunities at the Bjerknes Center to develop yourself professionally and creatively, while strengthening your network with other researchers.
Funding
Our Partners
- Institute of Marine research (IMR)
- Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center (NERSC)
- NORCE Climate (NORCE)
- University of Bergen (UiB)
The Four Partners Will:
- Build robust academic communities and research groups of high standards through common strategic processes.
- Be competitive in national and international application arenas.
- Be an important provider of research based climate knowledge for the benefit of society.
Strategic Goals For The Next Four Years
- Deepen our excellence in climate research
- Engage and communicate with society
- Secure structural and organizational sustainability
Rights and Obligations
When being a member of the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research you have
RIGHTS:
- Participate in all activities organised and funded by BCCR.
- Apply for support through strategic projects, Bjerknes Visiting Fellow program and Fast Track Initiatives
OBLIGATIONS:
- Conduct Bjerknes relevant research.
- Be an active member in (at least) one research theme, e.g. attend meetings and activities organised within the relevant research theme.
- Consider climate relevant projects as 'Bjerknes projects' and informing research theme leaders of their existence and budget, this way they will become part of the Bjerknes research portfolio.
- Use Bjerknes templates for presentations and posters when presenting Bjerknes research. These are available here: http://www.bjerknes.uib.no/om/ressurser
- Attribute Bjerknes in addition to home institution when disseminating relevant activities to policy makers, general public and media.
Ilker Fer, Yongbiao Weng and Anaís Bretones. Photo: Gudrun Sylte / Ellen Viste
Research Themes
The research themes are the place to go for discussions and updates from ongoing research by your fellow bjerknesians.
The members in the theme might come from another department or institute, or discipline, and can hopefully give valuable new insights to your own research. Many of the themes have sub-groups for more specific research interests.
The theme groups gather approx every 2. month, except from the global theme which is mainly organized through sub-groups.
Include BCCR in your publication
To make sure we count all Bjerknes publications during a year, two steps are crucial
Logos and templates
Click on the button below to find the Bjerknes resource page with different Bjerknes logos and a template for making powerpoint presentation.
