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Article professor Richard Bintanja in Nature Communications Earth & Environment - Global changes in extreme weather attributed to climate change and climate variability
Article honorary professor Richard Bintanja in Nature Climate Change - Minimal influence of reduced Arctic sea ice on coincident cold winters in mid-latitudes
Friday 24 May, upcoming thesis defence: North Sea seaweeds: DIP and DIN uptake kinetics and management strategies, Alexander Lubsch
ESRIG symposium 2019 | Farwell speech Dr. Peter Weesie.
Monday 10 December, upcoming thesis defence: The Organic Ties of Iron, or the origin and fate of Fe-binding organic ligands, Hans Slagter
Article honorary professor Richard Bintanja in Nature Scientific Reports - The impact of Arctic warming on increased rainfall
Article honorary professor Richard Bintanja in Nature Climate Change - Future equivalent of 2010 Russian heatwave intensified by weakening soil moisture constraints
Inaugural lecture "Het Arctische gebied - een donkere toekomst?" Prof. Dr. Richard Bintanja on 6 February 2018
South Pole researcher is awarded PhD on Antarctica Day.
Thursday 30 November, Ocean Ecosystems mini symposium: Advances in Marine Polar Sciences
Friday 1 December, upcoming thesis defense: To diversity and beyond: Shifting Antarctic microbial communities along environmental gradients, Patrick Rozema
Upcoming thesis defense: Should I stay or should I go? Do geese gain health benefits by migrating to the Arctic?, Cecilia Sandström
Article honorary professor Richard Bintanja in Nature Climate Change - Towards a rain-dominated Arctic
Upcoming thesis defense: Wandering whales? Relationships between baleen whales and the sea ice environment in the Southern Ocean, Bas Beekmans
Book about fifty years of Dutch polar research
Inaugural lecture and mini-symposium Prof. Dr. Klaas Timmermans on 10 November 2015
Marine biologist Karin de Boer about the Noctiluca scintillans (sea sparkle or zeevonk)
IMAKA lecture prof.dr. Anita Buma: Effects of climate change on the polar seas
New brochure master program Marine Biology
Klaas R. Timmermans has been appointed Professor of Marine Plant Biomass at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences by 1 September 2014.