News archive for Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Aerosols and aerosol optical properties in Bergen (27.02.2014)

The solar radiation at the top of the atmosphere is attenuated before it reaches the earth's surface. The attenuation is due to extinction (scattering and absorption) by particles and molecules in the atmosphere. If the solar radiation at the top of the atmosphere is known, the radiation received at the earth's surface can be used to reveal the properties of the atmospheric aerosol.

Unstable Atlantic deep ocean circulation under future climate conditions (24.02.2014)

In a new Science publication scientists have reconstructed the surface ocean conditions and concomitant deep ocean circulation of about 125,000 years ago

A picture of trawl catch with a mixture of fish and jellies

Climate, hypoxia, and the spatial dynamics of the bearded goby and its predators (20.02.2014)

Spatial dynamics of the bearded goby and its key fish predators off Namibia varies with climate and oxygen availability

Winter school in Algorithms 2014 (06.02.2014)

This year's winter school will be held during March 19 - 21 in Finse.

A new STOC paper from Bergen (06.02.2014)

Four researchers from the Algorithms group are co-authors of a paper recently accepted to STOC 2014.