In my PhD, I studied the present and future drivers of Arctic sea-ice variability using a combination of observations and earth system models. Currently, I'm using Lagrangian modelling to understand the mechanisms of Atlantic Water transformation and its impact on the Arctic overturning circulation, the northernmost terminus of the AMOC.

Outreach video on the ever moving sea ice edge in the Barents Sea:

The ever moving ice edge

Outreach piece about sea ice variability and the long term trend (in Norwegian):

Stadig mindre havis i arktis

Outreach piece about Dörr et al. (2024):

Fremtidig variasjon av arktisk sjøis i ene varmende verden

Outreach piece about a cruise in the Barents Sea:

Journey across the polar front

Outreach piece on current winter trends in the Arctic and a comparison with the Fram expedition:

What is happening to the Arctic sea ice in winter?

Course responsible:

• GEOF301 An Introduction to Master's Studies (autumn 2024 - 2027)

Teaching assistant:

• GEOF232 Praktisk meteorologi og oseanografi (spring 2020 - 2022)
• GEOF301 An Introduction to Master's Studies (spring 2020 - 2022)
• GEOF337 Physical Oceanography in Fjords (spring 2020 - 2022)

ArMOC: Overturning circulation in the new Arctic (FRIPRO Researcher Project), PI: Marius Årthun, Role: Postdoc