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Tid og sted: –, Room 2414, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Title: How much control do we have over clouds? Insights from the CLOUDLAB field experiments

Speaker: Jan Henneberger, ETH Zurich

Tid og sted: –, Banksalen/Trondheim

The annual GeoLearning Forum 2026 will take place in Trondheim on 20–21 October. Program and further information will be published soon.

Tid og sted: –, Room 2320, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Title: Land modelling at ECMWF - combining physical and data-driven modelling

Speaker: Christoph Rüdiger, ECMWF

Tid og sted: , Aud 1, Geologibygningen

Ph.d.-kandidat Åsmund Bakketun ved Institutt for geofag, Det matematisk-naturvitenskapelige fakultet, vil forsvare avhandlingen Improving weather prediction through advanced initialisation and representation of the land surface for graden Philosophiae Doctor.

Tid og sted: –, Geologibygningen, Auditorium 1

Torsdag 29. oktober er det fagleg-pedagogisk dag ved Universitetet i Oslo. Denne dagen tilbyr UiO lærarar fagleg påfyll. Institutt for geofag og NHM deltar med fire foredrag i fagløpet for geofag. Velkommen til alle interesserte!

Tid og sted: –, Room 2414, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Title: Forest-climate danger in Fennoscandia: Challenges and opportunities

Speaker: Els Ribbers, NTNU

Tid og sted: –, Room 2414, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Title: Quantifying uncertainty in regional climate change detection and studying the energetic impacts of deliberate climate intervention using the Community Earth System Model

Speaker: Jonah Shaw, University of Oslo

Tid og sted: –, The Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Room: Bruun (Tallhall)

Title: TBD

Speaker: Bill Collins, University of East Anglia

Tid og sted: –, Room 2414, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Title: Report from the 1st research cruise of "Polhavet 2050"

Speaker: Tim Carlsen, University of Oslo

Tid og sted: –, Universitetet i Oslo, kampus Blindern

The Geological Society of Norway is organizing the upcoming Vinterkonferansen 2027 in collaboration with the Department of Geosciences, which will serve as the host institution. The conference will take place on 6–8 January and will have “Unlocking the Earth, Solving the Future” as its main theme.