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Bjerknes Annual Meeting (BAM) 2026

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28. september 2026, 06:00 - 29. september 2026, 14:00

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Grand Hotel Terminus, Zander Kaaes gate 6, 5015 Bergen

Bjerknes Annual Meeting, 28th of September 2026

 

Venue: Terminus hall at Grand Hotel Terminus, Zander Kaaes gate 6

 

08:30-09:00: Registration and coffee

 

0900-0910: Welcome by director Kikki Kleiven

 

09:10-10:00    The new internal strategic projects 2026-2030

09:10-09:25: BioCrystal by Jöran März and Shuang Gao

09:25-09:40: Dynamic AI by Sigrid Passano Hellan

09:40-09:55: Gradient by Lea Svendsen

09:55-10:10: NORCPMNext by Yiguo Wang

 

10:10- 10:30: Coffee break

 

10:30-11:30   New research from the research themes, (four short talks (10 min) + 5 min for questions)

10:30-10:45: "Introduction to the COMEDI project" by Yue Ying

10:45-11:00: "Light in the Arctic Ocean: Towards better observations and modelling" by Håkon Sandven

11:00  11:15: “Assessing biodiversity shifts in western Norwegian fjords over the last four centuries using sedimentary ancient DNA” 

by Ingrid Myklestad Sætersdal 

 

11:15-11:30: “Full-depth crossover analysis to explicitly quantify the ocean carbon sink by” Houda Beghoura

 

 

11:30-12:15: Bridging Science and Public Debate on Climate. Lars-Henrik Paarup Michelsen, Executive Director at Norsk Klimastiftelse (the Norwegian Climate Foundation).

 

12:15-13:15: Lunch

 

13:15-14:00:    New opportunities to participate and engage

13:15-13:30: Arctic Ocean 2050 what does it mean for our research by Helene Langehaug

13:30-13:45: IPY 2032-2033, what is it and why and how do we engage by Jostein Bakke

13:45-14:00: WCRP, how can you contribute? by Stefan Sobolowski

 

14:00-14:30: Coffee break

 

14:30 -15.15: The Causes and Impacts of the Extreme 2023-2024 Tropical North Atlantic Marine Heatwave. Professor Mingfang Ting, Columbia Climate School and member of the Bjerknes Scientific Advisory Council

 

15:15-15:35: Presentation of PhD-forum 2026 and poster pitching 1 minute

 

15:35-17:45: Poster session

 

18:00  Dinner

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