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10.12.25
Disputas: Johannes Hardeng: «Floods and avalanches in a changing climate: Reconstructing frequency and seasonality from lacustrine records in southern Norway»
KUNNGJØRING DISPUTAS UNIVERSITETET I BERGEN Det matematisk-naturvitenskapelige fakultet Ph.d.-grad MSc. Johannes Hardeng disputerer for ph.d.-graden: Tid: Onsdag 10. desember 2025, kl. 10.15 Sted: Auditorium 5, Realfagbygget Se her for pressemelding Se her for avhandling Kalenderoppføring Avhandlingens tittel «Floods and avalanches in a changing climate: Reconstructing frequency and seasonality from lacustrine records in southern Norway» Opponent Amanuensis Rachel Lupien Institut for Geoscience Aarhus Universitet Danmark Opponent Seniorforsker Juan Pablo Corella Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) Spania Øvrig medlem i komiteen Professor Henriette Linge Institutt for geovitenskap, UiB Leder av disputasen Professor Ulysses Silas Ninnemann Institutt for geovitenskap, UiB Veiledningskomité Professor Jostein Bakke, Institutt for geovitenskap, UiB (hovedveileder) Forsker Willem G.M. van der Bilt, Institutt for geovitenskap, UiB (medveileder) Adgang for interesserte tilhørere. Velkommen til lokalet i god tid før disputasen begynner!
15.12.25
Disputas: Karl Guy Romeo Purcell: "Reconstructions of southern South Africa hydroclimate during the last glacial cycle, and potential linkages to human behavioural developme
Karl Guy Romeo Purcell disputerer 15.12.2025 for ph.d.-graden ved Universitetet i Bergen med avhandlingen "Reconstructions of southern South Africa hydroclimate during the last glacial cycle, and potential linkages to human behavioural development". Avdekker tidlige menneskers eldgamle miljøer | Nye doktorgrader | UiB
15.12.25
BCCR Monday Seminar: "Vertical carbon export during an under-ice phytoplankton bloom in the Chukchi Sea".
The last BCCR Monday Seminar of the year will be given next Monday (December 15th) by Robert Pickart from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. He will present his work on "Vertical carbon export during an under-ice phytoplankton bloom in the Chukchi Sea". Abstract In order to quantify pelagic-benthic coupling on high-latitude shelves it is imperative to identify the different physical mechanisms by which phytoplankton are exported to the sediments. In June-July 2023, a field program documented the evolution of an under-ice phytoplankton bloom on the northeast Chukchi shelf. Here we use in-situ data from the cruise, a simple numerical model, historical water column data, and ocean reanalysis fields to characterize the physical setting and describe the dynamically-driven vertical export of chlorophyll associated with the bloom.
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09.12.25
The cod has followed the thermometer
In recent decades the cod stock in the Barents Sea has gone up and down with the ocean temperature. Future development depends on more than the water.
09.12.25
Looking at freshwater in a new way
Freshwater is quietly reshaping the oceans — and with it, the climate. A new study has looked at how rain, river runoff, and melting sea ice spread through the world’s oceans, revealing differences between the Arctic and Antarctic.
25.11.25
All the water we cannot see
Only a fraction of the ocean lies at the surface. How can we find out what happens in water that lies underwater?