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Networks of climate researchers: We are stronger together
Strengthening the international impact of Nordic climate research is an important purpose of the Nordic networks in the Top-level Research Initiative’s sub-programme “Effect Studies and Adaptation to Climate Change”. The kick-off meeting for the networks in Oslo last week showed that the goal is already in sight.
Nordic ranks high in international research
According to the Research Barometer 2010 the Nordic countries rank top both in publication of articles and recognition of results. The Nordic Council of Ministers has also initiated measures to promote Nordic research in the EU context.
Successful kick-off for the new researcher networks
40 participants from the 37 new Nordic researcher networks gathered in Oslo 14-15 October for dialogue and networking.
New Nordic Centres of Excellence within the Top-level Research Initiative
Three Nordic Centres of Excellence (NCoE) will be funded within the Top-level Research Initiative’s (TRI) sub-programme ”Effect studies and adaptation to climate change”. – We have high expectations of these projects and will follow them throughout the five-year project period. There will also be established collaborations with other TRI projects, says Chair of the Programme Committee, Mogens Henze.
Ewa Björling is Sweden’s new Minister for Nordic Co-operation
Ewa Björling, Minister for Trade since 2007, also takes on the responsibility for Nordic issues as Sweden’s new Minister for Nordic Co-operation.
