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Noctilucent cloud voids - a mystery
Noctilucent cloud voids
    Lake Hawea

    Study meteorology, oceanography and climate

    Are you interested in working with the most important environmental issues of our time, applying mathematics, physics, and chemistry to understand the weather, oceans and the climate of the Earth?

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    Havsis och fartyg i Arktis. Foto: Jan-Ola Olofsson

    Understand climate change at the North and South poles

    Climate change is the strongest around the North and South poles. See the film about polar research at the Department of Meteorology, SU, and other universities.

    See the film about polar research

    FORCeS - new project on air pollution and its effect on climate

    Annica Ekman, Department of Meteorology, and Ilona Riipinen, Department of Environmental Sciences and Analytical Chemistry, are coordinating a new Horizon 2020 project on how air pollution affects climate

    FORCeS - new project on air pollution and its effect on climate

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