Ever wondered how research is done at sea? Our oceanography students get to learn about various instruments on a cruise with the research vessel Electra. Read the report here!
New graduate school in marine, climate and environmental science
Are you interested in contributing to new knowledge about the conditions and challenges of the Baltic Sea in a changing climate? Here is a unique opportunity to conduct research in a broad and interdisciplinary context.
After a successful launch in November, the MATS satellite is now in orbit, and will collect data on waves in the upper parts of the atmosphere. Read all about the project here!
The fast-changing Arctic climate is determined by a balance between heat imported from the south, most of it in the atmosphere, and energy lost to space by radiation at the top of the Arctic atmosphere. The expedition ARTofMELT2023 (Atmospheric Rivers and the Onset of Sea Ice Melt 2023), led by researchers from Stockholm University has collected unique observations of the processes that govern the transition from winter to summer in the high Arctic, the time when the Arctic ice starts melting.
Exhibition Thursday-Sunday November 30-December 22, 2024, 14:00-17:00. Opening reception: Saturday, November 30, 2024, 14:00-17:00, with opening speech at 14:00. Lecture Sunday, December 8, 2024, 17:00-18:30.
We want to welcome Casey Wall who will join us as Assistant professor on November 1st. Casey has recently received an ERC starting grant to study aerosols, tropical convective clouds, and climate.
A week ago Oden departed from the Victoria Fjord in Northern Greenland, aiming to go east around the northern tip of Greenland and arrive in Longyearbyen on Svalbard.