Contributions to the Bolin Days Poster Competition and Exhibitions 2023
During the 15th edition of the annual internal conference the Bolin Days, over 50 participants brought their posters to the foyer of Aula Magna for the poster competition and exhibition.
Attendees then got the opportunity to interact with the authors of the posters, as well as experience the breadth of climate science that the Bolin Centre members possesses. On November 29th, a jury made up of our External Science Advisory Group (ESAG) together with the directors and members of the Science Advisory Group (SAG) announced the winners – congratulations to Sonja Gindorf, Jamie Barnett, and Caroline Greiser!
The Bolin Centre would like to showcase the posters in recognition of the terrific and hard work done by all participants of the competition and exhibition.
Winners
1st place, 15 000 SEK: Sonja Gindorf, title: The Role of Catchment Properties for Mercury Transport and Bioaccumulation
2nd place, 10 000 SEK: Jamie Barnett, title: Ryder glacier in Northern Greenland: a journey through time
3rd place, 5 000 SEK: Caroline Greiser, title: Beat the heat
Honorable mentions
Aiden Jönsson, title: What would a model tuned to Earth’s observed hemispheric albedo symmetry look like?
Florian Vacek, title: Uncrewed vehicles reveal frontal mass loss of Sweden’s largest calving glacier
Photo: Private
All poster
Ryder glacier in Northern Greenland – A Journey through time
by Jamie Barnett
Towards the homogenisation of Swiss snow depth series (hom4snow)
by Moritz Buchmann
The Role of Catchment Properties for Mercury Transport and Bioaccumulation
by Sonja Gindorf
Beat the heat
by Caroline Greiser
Simulating turbulence in the atmospheric boundary layer
by Linnea Huusko
Homogenisation of monthly temperature and precipitation
by Magnus Joelsson
Long-term operation (16 years) of the AERONET-OC site Pålgrunden for the validation of multi-mission water colour satellite data products
by Susanne Kratze
High-resolution statistical downscaling for the European continent using fully-convolutional neural networks
by Kristofer Krus
Using ship observations to assess Southern Ocean clouds in a storm-resolving general circulation model ICON
by Peter Kuma and Frida Bender
The Emergence of modern zoogeographic distribution in East Asia and its climatic and tectonic mechanisms
by Liping Liu
Effects of sea surface temperature and sea ice cover changes on atmospheric moisture, moisture transport and clouds in the wintertime Arctic
by Tuomas Naakka
Using ocean colour satellite data to assess climate change impacts in coastal and inland waters
by Sejal Pramlall
Contribution of trophic groups to carbon flows in soil
by Pierre Quévreux
Uncrewed vehicles reveal frontal mass loss of Sweden's largest calving glacier
by Florian Vacek
Last updated: 2025-11-10
Source: Bolin Centre for Climate Research