Research groups

Researchers from the Bolin Centre for Climate Research actively participate in various research groups at Stockholm University, contributing their expertise to advance knowledge and understanding in the field of climate science.

These research groups, which are an integral part of the university's new research catalogue currently under development, facilitate collaboration and interdisciplinary approaches to address complex climate-related challenges. The research catalogue serves as a platform that links the research groups, research areas, and research projects, providing easy access to our researchers' profile pages and department websites.

Research

Centre for Coastal Ecosystem and Climate Change Research (CoastClim)

The Centre for Coastal Ecosystem and Climate Change Research (CoastClim) is a multidisciplinary strategic partnership and research infrastructure project between Stockholm University and the University of Helsinki. The research within CoastClim evaluates the links between coastal biodiversity, carbon cycling, and climate feedbacks.

Group Humphreys

How biodiversity evolves and is distributed globally using an experimental and phylogenetic approach

Group Kratzer: The Marine Remote Sensing Group

The Marine Remote Sensing Group uses optical measurements in aquatic systems (mostly Baltic Sea and Lake Vänern) combined with satellite data to improve environmental monitoring of aquatic ecosystems. The data is also used to assess effects of climate change.

The North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans

In the North Atlantic, a mighty current system conveys, via the Gulf Stream and North Atlantic Current, warm surface waters to northerly subpolar areas where deep water is formed. This current system, which is an important link in the global ocean circulation connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, also carries warm Atlantic water into the Arctic Ocean.