Whether you want to predict the weather tomorrow or the climate in ten years, you’ll have to know what it’s like today. Yiguo Wang combines observations and models to find out where to start. 

Carina Bringedal studies the role of the winds in the ocean circulation at the entrance to the Norwegian Sea.  

Observations from the last fifty years have shown that the nights have been warming much faster than the days. Analysis of the causes of this more rapid warming at night shows that this is likely to continue in the coming decades.

Are you a PhD candidate or junior researcher interested in climate change and water? Join us in Bergen in June!

Mark the name ARCPATH, a new Nordic Centre of Excellence on Artic research. The interdisciplinary research centre focuses on predicting climate in the Arctic and its impacts.

In August this year, the Bjerknes Centre will host the 4th Nordic Conference on Climate Change Adaptation

Recent summer temperatures in Europe are likely the warmest of the last two millennia, a new study shows. 

Will carbon uptake increase or decrease due to global warming? A new model experiment shows that uncertainties in modelled biological production makes the answer unclear.