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Climate AI Nordics Newsletter, May 2026
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This month’s issue of the Climate AI Nordics Newsleter highlights a major new strategic partnership with Climate Change AI (CCAI) and provides final registration details for the upcoming Nordic Workshop in Copenhagen. Additionally, the newsletter features community spotlights on open-source biodiversity tools and core-team member Alouette van Hove, alongside several regional job openings and upcoming summer events.
Remote Sensing Training Course: Satellite and UAV Remote Sensing of the Arctic Biosphere
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Registration is open for the SIOS Remote Sensing Training Course: Satellite and UAV Remote Sensing of the Arctic Biosphere. The course will be held in Longyearbyen, Svalbard from 14 to 19 September.
Featured project: BoquilaHUB - SOTA AI models for biodiversity
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BoquilaHUB is an open-source desktop application that makes state-of-the-art AI for biodiversity accessible without complex setup or coding. It enables researchers to efficiently process large-scale camera trap and bioacoustic data using leading models like SpeciesNet and Perch 2. It also supports easy local deployment and shared GPU access, helping democratize AI tools for conservation worldwide.
Featured member, May 2026: Alouette van Hove
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Alouette van Hove is a PostDoc at the University of Oslo and part of the core team of Climate AI Nordics. Her research focuses on probabilistic experimental design methods for quantifying Arctic methane emissions.