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Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz and Christof Pearce are co-authors on this newly published article led by researchers from GEUS and the University of…
Mis is spending the month there learning about images from the James Webb telescope. She is also applying to borrow some meteorites from the extensive…
Assistant Professor Rachel Lupien will be joined by a postdoc and two PhD students through her DFF Sapere Aude starting grant to uncover the precise…
A new study shows biochar to be far more effective at long-term carbon storage than previously thought.
Professor Jan Piotrowski receives the James Croll Medal for 2025.
Educational licenses for the structural geology modelling software: MOVE
Stephane Bodin, Christian Tegner and David Lundbek Egholm receives grant for significant CO2 removal project
On 1 March the Head of Department Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz becomes a member of The Danish Council on Climate Change
Five Researchers at the Department of Geoscience Receive Grants from the Independent Research Fund Denmark
New research by the Aarhus University has mapped of the world's largest underwater avalanches off the coast of Morocco, from source to sink and…
Submit your design for the next DISCO satellite. If you win, your satellite may end up in space.
Today, we celebrated the graduation ceremony for our graduates, surrounded by their closest family and advisors. The day featured speeches and…
The Academic Council at the Faculty of Natural Sciences has appointed Mads Faurschou Knudsen from the Department of Geoscience as the new advisor for…
Assistant professor Rachel Lupien receives a grant of just under DKK 6.2 million for a project about our early human ancestors and their environment.
At the prestigious 'Archeometallurgy in Europe 2024' conference, Kristine Urhøj Møller received the award for Best Student Poster.
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