A centre of gravity. This is how director Tore Furevik describes the Bjerknes Centre. Read his account of 2016.

In 2016 you could find Bjerknes Centre scientists in the Nordic Seas, on Greenland and in Antarctica. 

Join us in Rondane National Park to study the largest reoccurring change in the Earth's climate: the seasonal cycle. 

MEET OUR YOUNG RESEARCHERS: When Svetlana Sorokina’s mother calls from Siberia and complains about the cold, Svetlana knows one thing: I has probably been unusually warm in the Arctic.
 

Cyclones, stalagmites, snow sources, sea ice leads, and the southern oceans behaviour in the past, are among the topics in the new projects funded by the Norwegian Research Counsil. 

Climate researcher Andreas Born will return to Bergen after receiving funding from Bergen Research Foundation. 

Low growth in global carbon emissions continue for third successive year. 

This week the new SAC meets in Bergen at the Bjerknes Annual Meeting.
Meet the new council here.