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Norway’s largest beekeeping conference was held in Voss in the end of October once the beekeepers were done settling in their bees for the winter. Alf-Helge, awarded Norway’s beekeeper of […]

Tell us a little about your background I have a master’s degree in meteorology from the University of Bergen (2012-2014), where I studied how the topography in Norway affected the

Tell us a bit about your background  I grew up in a small town in northern Quebec and studied climate science in Montreal and then New York city. My training

Climate Futures is all about getting researchers and industry partners to work together to find good solutions. In this video, made by SFI-partner Clarify, Erik Kolstad (NORCE) and Tore Norheim

Tell us a bit about your background I studied geophysics at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. After my master degree I started as a geomechanics scientist at a Dutch research organization,

Climate Futures is a centre for research-based innovation. What does that really entail? How do we work innovatively, and what does it mean that innovation is research-based? The Term Innovation

Do you have a PhD in social science and humanities – e.g. social human geography, social/environmental psychology, communication science, or sociology? Do you have experience with serious gaming and want

The Sustainable Food Production node is divided into two parts – agriculture and aquaculture. The Institute of Marine Research, Eide Fjordbruk and Clarify by Searis are all partners in the

«Five questions » is a series that gives you insight into the people who work with and around Climate Futures. In the following, you will get to know Thea Roksvåg,

We are going to Arendalsuka 15 – 19 August! Innovation leader in Climate Futures, Øyvind Paasche, will discuss the topic Serial Disasters. The event, arranged by NORCE, takes place Tuesday