2020.07.09 | Department of Geoscience, Publication, Research
Glass is an immensely interesting archaeological material: While its fragility and beauty is fascinating in itself, geochemical studies of invisible tracers can reveal more than what meets the eye. In a new international collaboration study from the Danish National Research Foundation’s Centre for Urban Network Evolutions (UrbNet), the Aarhus…
2020.07.09 | Department of Geoscience, Publication, Research
Sediments underlying the world’s oceans and shelf seas cover >70% of the Earth’s surface area. These sediments are the biggest reservoir of organic carbon in the biosphere, hosting over one thousand times more organic carbon than the atmosphere, soils, and seawater combined. Most of this organic carbon was originally produced by organisms, such as…
2020.06.15 | Department of Geoscience, Research
Professors Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz and Hamed Sanei and Assistant Professor Christof Pierce participate in a new research project, ECOTIP, which will investigate Arctic ecosystems under pressure from climate change.
