Come to Sweden! We are kicking off the new Swedish research school in Polar Science this summer, and under that umbrella there are currently a number of PhD positions announced (more on the way). Read more, and apply, here:
www.gu.se/en/seal/appl...
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Scientists have been exploring how GPS and Galileo reflected signals can help monitor sea ice, using innovative data from @spire.com.
A promising new way to observe our rapidly changing polar regions:
🔗 earth.esa.int/eogateway/su...
🌊Where and how is dense water in the Arctic formed? In our new paper, we decompose the Arctic overturning circulation (ArMOC), the northernmost part of the AMOC. Check it out 🔽
@bjerknes.uib.no @mariusarthun.bsky.social @kristoferdoos.bsky.social @nansensenteret.bsky.social @noc.ac.uk
Come join us! PhD position at @unibergen.bsky.social and @bjerknes.uib.no on freshwater transport from the Arctic Ocean and its impacts on the Nordic Seas and subpolar overturning circulation. The position is part of the national Arctic Ocean 2050 program.
www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...
📢 We are hiring ! #fediHire
My group is looking for 2️⃣ #research scientists in the field of #satellite 🛰️ remote sensing and data processing, to work in #Norway
One position (Tromsø or Oslo) will mostly be about #climate #SeaIce remote sensing from passive microwave sensors […]
Pour chaque dollar dépensé pour protéger la nature, 30 dollars financent sa destruction
Sure, Norway, Vestland, the fjords, the mountains, but do you know Limoges ? It's in Limousin❤️🏡
I'll have to pass this year sadly, but I joined 2 years ago and that was one of the best meeting I've ever attended! Sea ice from breakfast to dinner (and see nice people, also)
a flyer for a phd opportunity. the background is a save, the overlay text reads: PhD opportunity, Submesoscale ocean flows and processes in the Southern Ocean. Logos are at the bottom on a white background for: NERC GW4+. University of Exeter, and National Oceanography Centre
PhD Opportunity! 🚨
Working with Dr Pauline Tedesco on "Submesoscale ocean flows and processes in the Southern Ocean."
NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for September 2026.
DEADLINE: 8th Jan 2026
Find out more - www.exeter.ac.uk/study/fundin...
🌊🌐🌍🦑🧪 #PhDsky #AcademicSky
Currently a large outbreak of cold, Arctic air is making its way south over the Norwegian Sea. The amazing mesh structure (called open-cell convection) in the satellite image (coloured image) is really hard for weather forecast models (grey image) to get 'right' @bjerknes.uib.no #ISOSCAN_project
🧪 🥳 Its not every day that a group of research advisers publish in a scientific journal!
Early career researchers need proposal writing skills. Therefore a new way of teaching proposal writing was developed. It is now accessible to the research community.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
It’s been a while since I shared these, so here we go!
If you are new to BlueSky, here are a few 🌊 ocean starter packs 🌊 to help you find who to follow:
Physical oceanography
go.bsky.app/Eb6xX19
Polar oceans
go.bsky.app/851nQgx
Organisations
go.bsky.app/U1Ei6XY
Fisheye photo of a massive green and red curtain of aurora taken from a pier next to a fjord. The pier can be seen in the lower right corner with some people on it and few trees to the right. The fjord and the land on the other side can be seen on the lower left part of the picture. Finally the aurora appears like a massive mountain of light rising from the sea to, almost, the top of the picture. It presents shades of green and yellow on its lower part, with the majority in bright to deep red. Finally, of strong reflection of the aurora appears on the sea in a curved lower band in the pic.
Last year on this day, we had what is so far the best aurora show I ever saw in Bergen... and by far! It was also the first night I could play with my new fisheye lens. I had a lot of fun! I am really looking f... Read more on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DPoS7dUAjM6/
By applying a tracking method to both climate models and satellite data, @davyclimate.bsky.social found that sea ice age is a more sensitive indicator of change than ice thickness or volume.
🧪🌊 Read the publication here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....
We have a new paper out today taking a fresh look at sea ice age, showing how this variable offers new insights into Arctic climate change:
A Fair Assessment of Sea Ice Age Reduces Bias and Gives New Insight to Arctic Sea Ice Dynamics
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
In the Arctic, sea ice has a leading impact on ocean surface dynamics, mainly in the regions that are seasonally ice-covered. Supply et al., examine the seasonal cycle of the ocean surface conditions in the seasonal ice zone 🌊
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
Merci pour cette très bonne série d'été !
🌊There is an available position as a postdoc at NORCE in ocean biochemical modelling fixed for a period of 2 years in Bergen.
The position will be affiliated with the Bjerknes Centre and is a part of OceanICU project.
🧪Read more and apply here: www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...
If you're interested in sea ice and how we can track its development, you may want to sign up for our 1-day seminar where we'll be talking about the breadth of ECVs for sea ice, new developments in tracking sea ice age, and the pitfalls and opportunities of climate model - observation comparisons.
Bar chart for Lisbon, Oslo, Paris, Rome, Vienna showing blue bars (tropical nights) vs orange bars (tropical 10 pms) in 2025 so far. Orange bars tower over blue in every city except Rome, highlighting bedtime heat.
🌡️ Not all hot nights are equal. We track “tropical nights” when temps never dip below 20 °C—but what if it’s already 20 °C at bedtime? I crunched ERA5 data for 5 European capitals. Let’s talk tropical 10 pm. 👇
The Arctic Ocean acts to stabilize the AMOC
New paper in #ScienceAdvances by researchers from @bjerknes.uib.no and @oxuniearthsci.bsky.social showing how ongoing Atlantification and sea ice loss leads to a strengthening of the Arctic overturning circulation.
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
This Scandinavian weather obviously ☀️🇧🇻 (Come work with us!)
Are you a data assimilation expert who enjoys Scandinavian weather?
We're hiring a researcher to help develop our TOPAZ system for marine forecasting in the Arctic 🌊
🔗 Apply here: www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...
This ship braved the Greenland Sea in winter, venturing into ice-covered waters to capture crucial data about the Earth's future
https://go.nature.com/4ebFOGj
Means have changed, the aim is the same. Developing tools for navigation through sea ice requires creativity and technical skills, as shown by Anton Korosov and Artem Moiseev from @nansensenteret.bsky.social. 🌊 🧪
En forløper for satellitter? Kollegene mine ved @nansensenteret.bsky.social og @bjerknes.uib.no har andre verktøy, men deler Amundsens mål: å gjøre det lettere å navigere i tettpakket is.
Please join us for a Summer'25 Lecture in #Climate #Data Science w/TOBIAS FINN @ecoledesponts.bsky.social!
📅 THIS THURSDAY || 6/5/25
🕛 12p EST
📍 @columbiaseas.bsky.social Innovation Hub/Zoom
💻 RSVP: www.eventbrite.com/e/1363524320...
#LEAPEducation #community #physics #climatemodel #AI #ML
How would a lifeless ocean effect future carbon uptake and storage? Turns out: biology matters for shaping the course of climate change! Great paper led by Jerry Tjiputra and summarized in this Carbon Brief guest post 🌊
🌊 Interested in a phd position in physical oceanography? Try beautiful Bergen! tinyurl.com/Phd-oceanogr...
