The Indonesian Lusi eruption – a significant source of greenhouse gases
A new study quantifies the amount of methane emissions from one of largest natural gas systems on Earth – the Lusi eruption on the Java island of Indonesia.
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Study programme taught in English
- Geosciences (master's two years)
- Programme option CS: Geoscience,
in the Computational Science MSc programme
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Vacant positions
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PhD Research Fellow in Computational Geodynamics –The effects of anisotropic mantle viscosity on subduction dynamics
Avdeling: Centre for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED)Fakultet: Det matematisk-naturvitenskapelige fakultetSpråk: BokmålSøknadsfrist: 3. mai 2021
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PhD Research Fellow in Physical Oceanography
Avdeling: Institutt for geofagFakultet: Det matematisk-naturvitenskapelige fakultetSpråk: BokmålSøknadsfrist: 7. mai 2021
Studies
Study geosciences geology, geography and geophysics at the University of Oslo.
The Department of Geosciences offer these studies in English:
- Geosciences (master's two years)
- Programme option CS: Geoscience,
in the Computational Science MSc programme.