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13.04.26
BCCR X-Theme Seminar: Climate Sensitivity
Dear all, Climate sensitivity is an intricate property of the climate system, shaped by interactions among multiple feedbacks, timescales, and the mean state of the climate system. Hence, even though slightly delayed, we are delighted to announce our monthly BCCR X-Theme seminar next week on Monday, April 13th, at 11:00, with the title “Climate Sensitivity”, presented by Mark Seefeldt (Fulbright fellow from Colorado Univ. Boulder), Polina Sevastyanova (Global) and Lu Li (Hazards). • Mark Seefeldt will present "Evaluation of the Arctic Atmospheric Circulation in CMIP6” • Polina Sevastyanova will present “Climate Change Attribution of Sea Level Rise from the Antarctic Ice Sheet” • Lu Li will present “Sensitivity of Hydrological Extremes to Kilometer-Scale Climate Model Biases” We hope to see you there! Cheers, Fiona and Johannes
15.04.26
Styremøte Bjerknessenteret

20.04.26
Parallel Sessions – One Ocean Summit
Welcome to the One Ocean Summit Parallel Sessions! The Parallel Sessions part of the One Ocean Summit is open for registration, limited seats available. Please choose wich session you would like to attend when registering.
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08.04.26
A rough field trip to Antarctica
A research trip to Antarctica is planned a long way ahead, often years. Still, there are many things you do not control. Elin Darelius experienced this on her seventh trip to the Southern Ocean.

24.03.26
Building Bergen’s climate hazard stories
In Bergen, climate risk is shaped by mountains, fjords, and urban forms. Researchers are now translating advanced climate data into local hazard stories for the city’s districts.

22.03.26
Less Sea Ice in the Arctic
This year's sea ice maximum is approaching record low levels – an accelerating trend, according to researchers.





