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Expedition controlled by the weather

20 Mar 2023 Expedition controlled by the weather

During this year's Arctic expedition with the icebreaker Oden, the researchers want to document the transition between winter and summer. This goal requires flexible planning and, based on weather forecasts, being able to move Oden to places where warm air enters the Arctic.

Ocean acidification damages the marine ecosystem

23 May 2022 Ocean acidification damages the marine ecosystem

Adam Ulfsbo is a researcher at the Department of Marine Sciences at the University of Gothenburg and was one of the participants in the research expedition Synoptic Arctic Survey 2021 with the icebreaker Oden. There he investigated processes and factors behind changes in carbon storage and ocean acidification.

"I pay attention to details and am alert to what is around me. Always with an eye for rocks, lines and dots."

01 Feb 2022 "I pay attention to details and am alert to what is around me. Always with an eye for rocks, lines and dots."

It's time to welcome an artist to a research expedition with the icebreaker Oden! The visual artist Cecilia Cissi Hultman will participate in ArcOP 2022 to the Arctic Ocean. She received the news while in Berlin.

10 Jan 2022 Research blog: Johan Casselgren day 31-35

Snow researcher Johan Casselgren, Luleå University of Technology, blogs from Antarctica during the expedition DML 2021/22.

03 Jan 2022 Research blog: Johan Casselgren day 26-30

02 Jan 2022 Research blog: Johan Casselgren day 20-25

The wind has overturned a living module

21 Dec 2021 The wind has overturned a living module

20 Dec 2021 Persistent storm in Antarctica

20 Dec 2021 Research blog: Johan Casselgren day 15-19

Swedish researchers make new measurements of the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica

17 Dec 2021 Swedish researchers make new measurements of the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica

Anna Wåhlin is a professor of Oceanography at the University of Gothenburg. In January, she will participate in an expedition on the American research vessel Nathaniel B. Palmer. The goal is to continue research on what happens beneath one of the largest floating glaciers in Antarctica, the Thwaites Glacier, using the autonomous underwater vehicle Ran.

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