CEED conducts research on fundamental issues for understanding of the Earth; from tectonics, climate, volcanoes, the moon to modeling. Read more about our research and activities in our latest annual report for 2022.
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The peri-coastal areas of Antarctica, the largest ice-free area of the Antarctic continent where atmospheric conditions have generated one of the most extreme environments on the planet, are undergoing degassing from the permafrost.
Dr. Jessica Ann McBeck, University of Oslo is this year`s winner of the Else-Ragnhild Neumann Award for Women in Geosciences 2022. McBeck was recognized at a CEED-symposium, 7.12.2022.
The European Geosciences Union (EGU) has named the recipients of medals and awards for next year and Ágnes Király will receive the 2023 Geodynamics Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Award.
Artikkel om de to nye SFF-sentrene med geofaglig relevans skrevet av Ronny Setså på netttedet geoforskning.no.
Our very own Professor II Razvan Caracas has been awarded the Mineralogical Society of America Dana Medal for 2023 [Mineralogical Society of America - Dana Medal (minsocam.org)] and CEED congratulates!
"The search for life on other planets starts with the earth's geology" is the title of Eivind Torgersen's (Titan) article. An article about the new Centre of Excellence: Centre for Planetary Habitability (PHAB), that will be led by Professors Stephanie Werner and Trond Torsvik.
Today came the news from the Research Council of Norway about the allocation of grants to new Norwegian centres of excellences (SFF). One of the SFF-centres goes to our Professors Trond Helge Torsvik and Stephanie Werner and to the centre named; 'Center for Planetary Habitability'. Fantastic and great news!
Nå i dag kom nyheten fra Forskningsrådet om tildeling til nye sentre for fremragende forskning (SFF). Et SFF-senter går til professorene Trond Helge Torsvik og Stephanie Werner til SFF-senteret; 'Centre for Planetary Habitability'. Fantastisk!