Stijn De Schepper is a Paleoceanographer conducting research at the Bjerknes Climate Institute in Bergen. Stijn studies dinoflagellate cy...

I want every Person to accept, that he or she is nothing special, but that we all are part of something special I want no copyrights on n...

In the Art & Science Research group we discuss various ways in which our art can visually engage with science, from Infographics to Story...

Based on earlier presented maps and explorations of visualisation of the ongoingness and historical dynamics of weather and meteorology, ...

A first year art student at the Academy of Art & Design in Bergen, Johanne Thingnes Leira comes to the Art & Science Research Group with ...

Dripstones are timelines which grow in olds underground hollows the ink sinks in and dives in earth’s skin tracing letters from an old sp...

On 12 October artist Minerva Cuevas got up at 4 am to give us a guest lecture on her work from Mexico City. Minerva has been working at t...

Vigdis Vandvik is researching how climate, and other human-made changes to nature, affect plants. To do that she has to think like a plan...

The American Psychological Association (APA) first defined eco-anxiety in 2017 as “a chronic fear of environmental doom.” During the last...

I finally got paired up with my climate scientist! For the past weeks, I have been meeting with Leilane Passos to learn more about her wo...

"Some theories say that harsher climates make you more innovative, or you need to wander further to reach out and when you meet more peop...

These globes are collected from zoom lectures by scientists at the Bjerknes Centre annual meeting 2020, and from additional lectures I ha...

Hanna Lee and Inge Althuizen are scientists at NORCE (Norwegian Research Centre), and are affiliated with Bjerknes Centre for Climate Res...

By Students— Last week we had the collective idea to respond to Zoe Leonard's famous artwork "I Want A President" (1992) where she spells...

By Students— We recently welcomed special guests Gillian Ruch and Rebecca Nestor from the Climate Psychology Alliance. They spoke to us a...

These images are taken at Veskre in Voss, at one of twelve research sites in the Between the Fjords Lab. The sites vary in temperature, a...

Data is the most fundamental building block in science. From a world full of complexity, nuggets of crystal clear data are generated, col...

In order to record weather with any type of accuracy or ability to analyse the data confidently, you have to have multiple weather statio...

Story by Erla Auddunsdottir / Video by Sasha Azanova— Report from Finnmark – Permafrost field trip with researchers Hanna Lee and Inge Al...

Book & Film Recommendations by Students What We Read When We Don't Zoom * Recommended by Solveig Granberg: Havboka (Shark Drunk), Morten ...