2021.02.16 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
MSCA postdoc Teodora Pados-Dibattista wrote a popular scientific article about the application of Foraminifera in paleoclimate reconstructions, and about how she is using these microfossils within the framework of her project at the Department of Geoscience. The article is published in the Hungarian online magazine Qubit.
2021.02.09 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
Aarhus University has received a grant of almost DKK 37 million from the Ministry of Higher Education and Science. The grant is targeted at a joint Arctic effort within the Unity of the Realm to investigate the significance of climate change in the Arctic environment. Professor Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz is a project participant and co-applicant.
2021.02.04 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
On January 31, 2019, the student satellite Delphini-1 was launched into space and is still out there. It is much longer than expected. The satellite has regularly sent photos of its journey and the students have even attempted a daring maneuver. Read more about this in the article. (In Danish)
2021.02.03 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
Professor Emerita Else Marie Friis from the Department of Geoscience has with her research in fossils helped to show that flowering plants have developed over time and thus the solution to the mystery is closer to a clarification. Read more in the article. (In Danish)
2021.01.28 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
Now you have the chance to win a 1:1 scale model of the student satellite Delphini-1 made of LEGO. Do you have the best guess as to what date the decay will happen?
2021.01.26 | Department of Geoscience, News
Professor Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz has participated in the radio program Kraniebrud on Radio4 to talk about the sun's radiation and the climate.
2021.01.20 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
On 12 January 2021, Lector Christoffer Karoff participated in the radio program Kraniebrud on Radio4 on the topic of satellites, which eventually end up as waste material in space.
2021.01.19 | Department of Geoscience, Staff
Communications Earth & Environment publishes new paper by Anders Damsgaard
2021.01.08 | Department of Geoscience, News
On 7 January 2021, assistant professor Vivi Kathrine Pedersen and associate professor Mads Faurschou Knudsen participated in the radio program Kraniebrud on Radio4 for a talk about melting ice.
2021.01.07 | Staff, Department of Geoscience
Article by Associate Professor Mads Faurschou Knudsen in the journal Nature Geoscience.
2020.12.18 | Department of Geoscience, News, Grant
Andrew Murray and Mads Faurschou Knudsen from the Department of Geoscience, together with colleagues from DTU and the universities in Oslo, Uppsala, Moscow, Novosibirsk and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), have received NOK 15 million to study the first presence of both prehistoric and anatomically modern humans in Central Asia.
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2020.11.23 | Department of Geoscience, Grant, News
Denys James Grombacher receives funding for the project "Finding drinking water in data-poor regions".
2020.11.23 | Department of Geoscience, News
Four Danish universities are joining forces to create “The DanIsh Student Cubesat prOgram” (DISCO), which in collaboration with students will develop and produce three satellites.
2020.10.23 | Department of Geoscience, Grant, News
Line Meldgaard Madsen has received a grant of DKK 2.34 million from the VILLUM FOUNDATION #VELUX FOUNDATION
2020.10.06 | Department of Geoscience, News
From 1 November 2020, David Lundbek Egholm from the Department of Geoscience will take over the title of Vice Dean for Research at Natural Sciences. Read the news on the faculty's website here.
