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2013-02-20
Stockholm University's Baltic Sea Centre forms a strategic partnership with the Foundation Baltic Sea 2020. The Foundation allocates 100 million Swedish kronor to the project Baltic Eye to convey useful knowledge about the Baltic Sea to decision makers. This knowledge is a necessary contribution to realizing the ambition to improve the Baltic Sea environment.
2013-02-07
On her first day in office, the new Vice-Chancellor of Stockholm University Astrid Söderbergh Widding, inaugurated the recently established Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre, which the Baltic Nest Institute Sweden is part of.
2013-01-18
Tillsammans med andra Östersjöexperter blev Christoph Humborg, BNI Sverige, inbjuden att presentera den senaste forskningen om Östersjöns övergödning.
2013-01-10
Ett nytt Östersjöcentrum har vid årsskiftet inrättats av Stockholms universitet för att stärka och synliggöra lärosätets betydande Östersjöverksamhet. En unik kombination av experter och kommunikatörer kommer i samverkan med ett brett nätverk av marina forskare att öka kunskapen om Östersjön och förbättra samhällets åtgärder mot miljöproblemen.
2012-12-23
Stockholms universitet inrättar från 1 januari 2013 ett Östersjöcentrum. Starting 1 January 2013, a new Baltic Sea Centre is initiated at Stockholm University.
2012-10-29
Bo Gustafsson, Managing Director of BNI Sweden, is interviewed in the latest issue of HELCOM's newsletter.
2012-10-18
Within a transdisciplinary research project researchers are working to identify different types of fisheries' and how these different types of fisheries are related to environmental change, e.g. how regime shifts can have varied effects for different types of fisheries.
2012-09-11
BNI closely collaborates with researchers from Cornell University and its College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), arranging a workshop on "Understanding temporal trends in nutrient and carbon fluxes to coastal oceans: Toward a linking of different modeling approaches", held in New York in October.
2012-09-11
Two students, supervised by Wijnand Boonstra, have written blogs about their experiences interviewing fishers within the FORMSAS project Regime shifts in the Baltic Sea ecosystem
2012-09-08
In a special issue of the journal AMBIO — A journal on the human environment results from the BONUS ECOSUPPORT project´s multi-model system tool are published. It assesses the combined effects of projected future climate change and nutrients loads to the Baltic Sea.
EVENT
2013-05-28 - 2013-05-29
BNI Executive Board meeting
The BNI Executive Board, with members from Sweden, Denmark and Finland, meet in Roskilde to discuss...
2013-04-24 - 2013-04-25
5th FerryBox Workshop - Celebrating 20 Years of Alg@line
Celebrating 20 years of the Alg@line — Real time algal monitoring in the Baltic Sea - the 5th...
2013-04-16 - 2013-04-17
Havs och Vattenforum 2013
The Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management (SwAM) arranges the conference Marine and Water...
2013-04-09 - 2013-04-10
2nd European Environmental Evaluators Network Forum
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency hosted the 2nd European Environmental Evaluators Network...
NEWS
2013-02-20
100 million kronor to support the Baltic Sea Centre
Stockholm University's Baltic Sea Centre forms a strategic partnership with the...
2013-02-07
SU´s new Vice-Chancellor inaugurates the Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre
On her first day in office, the new Vice-Chancellor of Stockholm University...
2013-01-18
Riksdagsseminarium om Östersjöns återställande
Tillsammans med andra Östersjöexperter blev Christoph Humborg, BNI Sverige,...
2013-01-10
Pressmeddelande: Stockholms universitet satsar på Östersjön
Ett nytt Östersjöcentrum har vid årsskiftet inrättats av Stockholms universitet...
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Baltic Nest Institute Sweden
Baltic Sea Centre, Stockholm University
SE-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden, +46-8-16 37 18
Baltic Nest Institute Denmark
Aarhus University, Fredriksborgsvej 399
DK-4000 Roskilde, Denmark, +45 4630 1200
Baltic Nest Institute Finland
Finnish Environment Institute, P.O. Box 140
FI-00251 Helsinki, Finland, + 358 20 610 123