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Upcoming events
- 18 May Seminar, Caroline Leck, Professor, MISU and Jacek Stegman, PhD, Researcher, MISU
- 20 May Research seminar, Karolina Siegel, PhD student, MISU
- 25 May Seminar, Angshuman Modak, Postdoc at MISU
- 27 May Research seminar, Petter Lind, SMHI and PhD student at MISU
- 27 May Research seminar, Aiden Jönsson, PhD student at MISU
Nya publikationer / Recent publications
- Absorbing aerosols over Asia – an inter-model and model-observation comparison study using CAM5.3-Oslo [2021-05-10]
- Characteristic analysis of layered PMSEs measured with different elevation angles at VHF based on an experimental case [2021-05-03]
- The relationship between the eddy-driven jet stream and northern European sea level variability [2021-05-01]
- Negligible Unforced Historical Pattern Effect on Climate Feedback Strength Found in HadISST-Based AMIP Simulations [2021-05-01]