Conferences and seminars

The Bolin Centre organises regular conferences, seminars, festivals and lectures.

Digital Climate Festival 2021. Photo: Laila Islamovic

Fully seated lecture hall during the Bolin Days 2018. Photo: Karin Jonsell

Audience at the Prof. Maureen E. Raymo Climate lecture at the Bolin Days 2019. Photo: Annika Granebeck

One of the interactive digital activities offered during the Climate Festival. This activity, titled Flax – migratory birds & the climate, is aimed at middle- and high school students and led by staff from Vetenskapens Hus. Photo: Vetenskapens Hus

Co-director Nina Kirchner during UR Samtidens taping of her presentation "Flytande glaciärer" (floating glaciers in English), at the Bolin Centre Climate Festival 2020. Photo: Vetenskapens Hus

Bolin Days 2019. Photo: Björn Eriksson

Bolin Days

The Bolin Days is our annual internal conference for – and by – our Bolin Centre members.

Photo: Björn Eriksson

During these days, new climate science results are presented and we meet each other to exchange ideas, share our experiences and find new inspiration.

You can take part in a set of cross-disciplinary sessions organized by our Research themes leaders. You have the opportunity to meet our External Science Advisory Group, there is a poster exhibition and as usual, a poster competition for PhD student.

The registration for the 15th Bolin Days (29–30 November) is now open!

Climate Arena

Photo: Karin Jonsell

Our climate arena is a forum for exchange of ideas about how to effectively reduce our negative impact on climate and the environment.

About Bolin Centre's Climate Arena

Climate Festival

Photo: Karin Jonsell

The Climate Festival (Klimatfestival) is Bolincentret's largest Swedish public event and has been arranged annually since 2017.

More information about the Climate Festival can be found on our Swedish page:

Klimatfestivalen

Climate Lectures

The Bolin Centre for Climate Research is named in honour of Professor Bert Bolin, former Professor of Meteorology at Stockholm University. Every year, a distinguished Bert Bolin Climate Lecturer is invited to Stockholm to hold a popular science lecture and a science seminar at the Bolin Centre for Climate Research.

Bert Bolin was a leader in climate and carbon cycle research and one of the founders of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. To honour Professor Bolin, the Faculty of Science at Stockholm University established the annual Bert Bolin Climate Lecture in 2008, shortly after Bert Bolin had passed away. Every year, a distinguished Bert Bolin Climate Lecturer is invited to Stockholm to hold a popular science lecture and a science seminar at the Bolin Centre for Climate Research.