Skip to content
Norsk A A A

Our fields

- Meteorology - Oceanography
                  - Climate

Vær og vind

Our forefathers

Vilhelm Bjerknes, Harald Sverdrup and Bjørn Helland Hansen. Polar expeditions and the theoretical foundation of modern weather forecasting. A wind of history blows through the corridors of our institute.

profiltekstbilde
Tårnet på Geofysisk institutt

The physics of air and ocean

Storms, ocean currents, raindrops, avalanches, heat waves and CO2 exchange, it all boils down to physics. At the Geophysical Institute we explore the driving forces of nature.

Host institution of the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research

 

  • THE CHRISTIE CONFERENCE 2012
    Visedekan Helge K. Dahle vil visa fram MatNat si forsking på fornybar energi på Christiekonferansen. Her prøver han ein installasjon på VilVitesenteret.

    Showing off energy research

    The Christie conference 2012 showcases the best and most important research at UiB. At the conference, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences will focus on energy research.

  • CLIMATE
    Illustrasjonsfoto brukt ifm åpning av Senter for Klimadynamikk (SKD) 1. desember 2011

    Climate research boost

    The opening of the Centre for Climate Dynamics at the Bjerknes Centre on 1 December, was another giant step forward for climate research in Bergen.

  • CLIMATE CHANGE
    Ein kan rekna med fleire våte dagar på Bryggen i framtida, i følgje IPCC-rapporten som vart lagt fram fredag.

    Extreme Weather Report

    A new UN report shows that the number of extreme weather events has increased, in part because of man-made climate change.

  • RESEARCH QUALITY
    ingressbilde

    Top grades for earth science

    Research groups at the Uni Bjerknes Centre, Department of Earth Science and Geophysical Institute did very well in a national Norwegian evaluation of earth sciences.

  • NEWS FROM NORCOWE
    ingressbilde

    Turbulence measurements on its way

    Pursuing its task for the exploitation of offshore wind energy as a natural sustainable energy source, NORCOWE bought two systems for measuring turbulence in the atmospheric boundary layer.

News archive