The “Advanced Statistics Training for Climate Research” course, organised by CHESS, took place at the Geophysics Institute at the University of Bergen from 22-25 August, 2017. The course was delivered by Prof. David Stephenson and Dr. Stefan Siegert from the…
The “Bubbles 2017 – The Role of Methane in Marine and Terrestrial Environment” International Training School, sponsored by AMGG Arctic Marine Geology and Geophysics Research School in Tromsø, CAGE and CHESS, took place from 6th to 15th of June 2017 at the…
It was my pleasure to conduct the seventh annual Science Writing Workshop during the week of 19-23 July 2017. If the workshop had a subtitle, it would be “Learning to Think Like a Writer.” Each of twelve students—from a myriad…
The “Ocean/Atmosphere Time Series Analysis: Theory and Practice II” course for oceanography, sponsored by CHESS, took place during the week May 8–12, 2017. The course was taught by Jonathan Lilly from NorthWest Research Associates in Seattle, and was held at…
The call is open now. Anyone affiliated with CHESS are very welcome to submit proposals. The budget of the call for this year is 500 kNok, resulting in 2-5 CHESS activities within 50-150 kNOK. Deadline for submission is 1st July.…
This free online course provides the basis for understanding the underlying physical processes governing climate variations in the past, present and future. It is an official UiB course this year giving 5ECTS. Visit https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/causes-of-climate-change and http://www.uib.no/emne/MNF344 to find out more.
Our CHESS All Staff Meeting from 22 – 23 March 2017 was successfully concluded at the splendid Solstrand Hotel at Os. The 2-day meeting was attended by 55 participants including some external guests.…
8 students took part of the Large scale turbulence course lectured by Professor Joe LaCasce this spring. The course was conducted in week 6 and week 10 at Forskningsparken at the University of Oslo. During the course, nonlinear motion from…
CHESS has finally got its own logo, made by CHESS member Andrea Schneider*. The logo reflects interactions (arrows) on our complex planet (globe). There are two versions of the logo: one in black and white and one in colour. CHESS…
Congratulations – you’ve found the new website of CHESS! This is where you will find information about the research school, its members, its past and upcoming activities, and much more. Please let us know if you have any comments or…