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The main focus of the climate research at the Geophysical institute is the the role of feedback mechanisms between sea ice, oceans and the atmosphere in natural climate variability, and how these relationships may change with the increasing greenhouse effect.

We also work on improving the understanding of the hydrological cycle and how this may change in a warming climate.

 

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Pic of Group outside Fjordslottet at Osterøy

Swedish-Norwegian Re-Unification

The first joint PhD conference between ResClim and the Climate Research School at the Bolin Centre in Stockholm was...

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Nature paper on creation of the Sahara desert

Camille Li of the Geophysical Institute is co-author on this Nature paper that revises the age of the Sahara Desert

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Using climate models to fight malaria

How does climate change influence the growth and spreading of malaria in Africa? This question is at the core of...

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The image shows the North Atlantic sea surface temperature from satellites (January 2008), which clearly shows the Gulf Stream and North Atlantic Current. These are the regions where the ocean pumps large amounts of heat into the atmosphere that are impor

The North Atlantic Ocean drives the weather

Jacob Bjerknes, the father of modern weather forecasting, suggested a connection between European weather and...

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Forecasting health from weather

Can weather forecasts be used to predict diseases such as malaria? UiB researchers cooperate with Ethiopian...

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