Global theme meeting
Global theme meeting
Monday Seminar: Extreme events and tipping points
This month's X-theme seminar will be held next Monday (6th May) at 14.15. The topic is “extreme events and tipping points”, and we will have 4 presentations:
Ingo Bethke (Global): North Atlantic’s extreme marine heat wave of 2023
Helene Langehaug (Polar): Marine heatwaves: Can we predict them in the Barents Sea?
Paul Dees (Carbon): Detecting Abrupt Changes in North Sea Ecosystems
Willem van der Bilt (Hazards, online): Not gone with the wind: 9,500-year sediment record of Arctic storminess favors internal climate control
The seminar will take place in the Bjerknes lecture room (4th floor, room 4020), and coffee and biscuits will be served!
Hazards meeting
The next Hazards meeting is set for 7 May, 13:00-15:00 (Bjerknes lecture room).
The meeting will focus on the group's two strategic projects (SeaPR and Cliford) who will provide us with an update on ongoing activity and results.
I hope many of you are able to join (meeting is in-person only).
Best,
Marius
Stormtracks meeting
Stormtracks: every Wednesday 13-14 in U105 (next to the Kantine in Allegaten 70) (contact Camille Li (Camille.Li@uib.no) or Stefan Sobolowski (stefans@uib.no) for more info)
Disputas, Kristine Steinsland
UNIVERSITETET I BERGEN
Det matematisk-naturvitenskapelige fakultet
Ph.d.-grad
MSc. Kristine Steinsland disputerer for ph.d.-graden:
Avhandlingens tittel
«Sea Ice Variability in a Warmer Past: Last Interglacial Paleoceanography of the (Sub)Arctic Oceans»
Adgang for interesserte tilhørere.
Velkommen til lokalet i god tid før disputasen begynner!
Monday Seminar: Dr. Bronwyn Wake on publishing in Nature Climate Change
Dear all,
next Monday, 13th of May 2024, we have Dr. Bronwyn Wake visiting the Bjerknes Centre and giving a BCCR seminar 14:15 on publishing in Nature Climate Change (and high impact journals more generally).
She is around that afternoon (13:00 onwards). Please let me know if you would like to meet her and I can arrange a meeting for you.
This is an opportunity to highlight the excellent research that is conducted at Bjerknes Centre, so please reach out;-)
Margit
Stormtracks meeting
Stormtracks: every Wednesday 13-14 in U105 (next to the Kantine in Allegaten 70) (contact Camille Li (Camille.Li@uib.no) or Stefan Sobolowski (stefans@uib.no) for more info)
Dynasor project meeting
Contact Marius Årthun for more info.
Stormtracks meeting
Stormtracks: every Wednesday 13-14 in U105 (next to the Kantine in Allegaten 70) (contact Camille Li (Camille.Li@uib.no) or Stefan Sobolowski (stefans@uib.no) for more info)
Cliford prosjektmøte
For project members.
Machine Learning Journal Club
contact: stefans@uib.no for more info
Workshop on Climate Prediction and Services over the Atlantic-Arctic Region
Please find more info on the workshop webpage (via link)
Les merMonday Seminar
Title to be determined
Stormtracks meeting
Stormtracks: every Wednesday 13-14 in U105 (next to the Kantine in Allegaten 70) (contact Camille Li (Camille.Li@uib.no) or Stefan Sobolowski (stefans@uib.no) for more info)
Nansen guest lecture: Spatiotemporal AI and Digital Twinning for the Polar Environment
As part of the Bjerknes visiting fellowship, we are lucky to have Scott Hosking visiting us next week from Monday 27 to Friday 31 May 2024. Scott is leading a joint lab on Artificial intelligence between the British Antarctic Survey and the Turing Institute in the UK. Here is his website: https://scotthosking.com/. He will give a seminar at the Nansen Center Thursday 30.