Rachel Lupien explains new research about our earliest ancestors' migration from Africa

The potential of biochar as carbon dioxide permanent storage

Assistant Professor Rachel Lupien sheds light on on the influence of low-frequency orbital cycles on northeast African climate over the…

Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz is co-author of a study on the presence of polar bears in the Arctic during the last 15,000 years.

The Villum Foundation supports two quirky ideas at Geoscience

Esben Auken, adjunct Professor (formerly full Professor) at Department of Geoscience was elected as an AGU Fellow

Kenyans are learning to use special equipment and interpret data so that they can find water underground. A group of researchers from Aarhus…

Climate models predict more rain despite the increasing number of droughts.

New paper sheds light on challenges with CO2 storage in oil fields

Assistant professor Rachel Lupien spoke on a national, American radio program about the experience of having her article rejected in the hope that…

On April 15, the student satellite DISCO-1 was sent into space on the Vigoride-6 spacecraft. Now it will soon fly solo.

"Organic matter degradation causes enrichment of organic pollutants in hadal sediments"

Henrieka Detlef is lead author on an article in Communications Earth and Environment investigating sea ice stability in the Arctic Ocean