TiPACCs at CINEA Policy Event 2023
On 28 and 29 March, the TiPACCs consortium represented by Petra Langebroek, Svein Østerhus, and Catherine Lourdes Dy (NORCE) joined the EU Policy Event dedicated to the projects working in…
Norwegian Workshop on Ocean Tipping Points and Extreme Events
A workshop on “ocean tipping points and extreme events” organised by the COMFORT and TiPACCs projects and the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) will take place online on 14…
Prof. Elin Darelius in Antarctica (University of Bergen, and Bjerknes Institute for Climate Research, Bergen, Norway)
On-shelf heat transport driven by dense water export
New study from the southern Weddell Sea confirms that the flow of dense water down the continental slope can drive warm water up the slope and onto the continental shelf.…
Photo courtesy of the EU Polar Cluster.
TiPACCs at the ASSW2023
TiPACCs is delighted with the on-going learning and engagement with sister projects, and was represented by Svein Østerhus at the Arctic Science Summit Week 2023's "European Coordination of Polar Research"…
Permanent Antarctica Exhibit at NORCE
Selected prints of Svein Østerhus' photos from Antarctica are on permanent display at the NORCE Headquarters in Bergen. Interested visitors can contact the TiPACCs Project Office for a guided tour.
Maths on Ice a Success with TiPACCs’ Emily Hill and Ronja Reese
The Maths on Ice Forum on the theme of tipping points was a great success and took place on Monday, Feb 6, 2023 at 17h CET. The session began with…
TiPACCs on the radiowaves
Svein Østerhus presented the on-going TiPACCs research on Antarctica on Norway's Helgemorgen TV on 28 January 2023, at 9h Bergen time. Svein was joined by copanellists Hedvig Hjertaker, who at…
Congratulations – Dr. Benoit Urruty
Benoit Urrity, TiPACCs Early Career Researcher, has successfully defended his dissertation and has been awarded his Ph.D. at the Institut des Géosciences de l'Environnement (IGE) in Grenoble, France on the…
This figure schematically illustrates the stages from undergraduate student to professor, with the different challenges of finding suitable project partners and funding. Funding opportunities for different career stages are listed on https://apecs-germany.de/funding/ (last access: 15 October 2022). The home page focuses on early-career scientists based in Germany and lists a variety of opportunities, especially for polar-interested fellows. Sketch by Lena Nicola.
Money makes our world go round – new publication by TiPACCs ECR Lena Nicola
In support of early career polar researchers in the (never-ending) quest for funding, Lena Nicola with Erik Loebel and Alexandra M. Zuhr have published the article Money makes our world…
TiPACCs researcher Ricarda Winkelmann contribution in The Climate Book
In October 2022, Greta Thunberg released The Climate Book on the reality of the global climate crisis: In The Climate Book, Greta Thunberg has gathered the wisdom of over one hundred experts…