I am a marine biogeochemical modeller with a background in mathematics. My main expertise lies in the analysis of future projections and feedback interactions in an Earth system model framework. I have been involved in numerous national and international projects investigating the impact of climate change on biogeochemical dynamics. My research focuses on model validation and process attribution of short- and long-term biogeochemical variability on regional scale, particularly at high latitudes (e.g. Arctic Ocean, North Atlantic, and Southern Ocean).
Nadine Goris
Researcher and Research Coordinator
nago@norceresearch.no
+47 56 10 75 20
Jahnebakken 5, 5007 Bergen, Norway
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Faglig foredragClimate Risk for aquaculture– FHF meets NORCE Aquaculture 2025
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Faglig foredragEmergent constraint on future anthropogenic carbon and excess heat uptake in the Southern Ocean– EGU general assembly 2024 2024
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Faglig foredragEmit now, mitigate later? Earth system reversibility under temperature overshoot scenarios– Seminar talk 2023
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Faglig foredragEmit now, mitigate later? Earth system reversibility under temperature overshoot scenarios– Seminar Talk 2023
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Faglig foredragContemporary stratification constrains future anthropogenic carbon and excess heat uptake in the northern limb of the Southern Ocean– EGU General Assembly 2022 2022
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Faglig foredragEmit now, mitigate later? - A biogeochemical perspective.– PermaRisk project workshop 2022
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Faglig foredragLow and overshoot emission scenarios – from a high to a low carbon society (LOES)– Bjerknes Days 2021 2021
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Faglig foredragUnderstanding Climate Change: Where can Machine Learning help?– Science Day: AI in the fight against climate change 2020
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Faglig foredragMechanism and detectability of basin scale interannual surface pCO2 in North Atlantic and North Pacific– Ocean Science Meeting 2014 2014
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Faglig foredragQuantifying the climate-driven processes leading to a reduced CO2 uptake in the North Atlantic: A model study with the Bergen Climate Model– IMBER Open Science Conference 2014
