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CAGE is teaming up with several other\u00a0Norwegian centers of excellence, and educational institutions, to establish The Norwegian Research School on Changing Climate in the coupled Earth System (CHESS). The school is aimed at PhD students in geosciences.<\/p>\n
The school will be headed by the University of Bergen (UiB) and coordinated by Associate Professor\u00a0Thomas Spengler.<\/p>\n
Chess will offer intensive courses and summer schools with some of the best lecturers in the geosciences, support research stays abroad, offer workshops in relevant topics related to climate research and earth system dynamics, as well as courses in communication, outreach and academic writing.<\/p>\n
“For our PhDs at CAGE, climate is a topic of strong interest; I am very happy that the proposal has been funded because it gives us an opportunity to\u00a0provide our students with in-depth knowledge on geosciences and climate change.” says associate professor Giuliana Panieri from CAGE, who is the\u00a0\u00a0leader of the Steering committee for\u00a0the current national research school on climate dynamics (ResClim) which we be replaced by CHESS in 2016.<\/p>\n
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Other partners:<\/p>\n
University of Bergen<\/p>\n
Bjerknes Centre in Bergen ( Centre of Excellence)<\/p>\n
CEED (Centre of Excellence)<\/p>\n
University of Oslo<\/p>\n
The University Centre in Svalbard<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Norwegian Research Council supports the\u00a0national climate research school, CHESS, with over 2,5 million Euro. The … <\/p>\n