2021

This month Luca Menegon from the Njord Centre and Heidi Morstang from the University of Plymouth will talk at GEO-Wednesday.

Trial lecture title: “Recent progresses and future challenges in geochronology”

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Philippe Steer

From the University of Rennes

Hosted by Sebastian Gac

At the General Assemble 2021 VIKINGS researcher Manon Bajard will present research on how pre-Viking and Viking societies adapted their agricultural practices to a changing climate to fresh insights into how we can improve our future food security.

Oppgaveskriving kan være gøy! På skrivenatt får du inspirasjon til alle deler av skriveprosessen. Her er noe for alle: workshops med praktiske tips, foredrag som kan hjelpe deg til å skrive bedre, uansett hva du studerer, og motivasjon og inspirasjon til å fortsette skriveprosessen din.

by

Christian Maas

From the University of Münster

Hosted by Tobias Rolf

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Lena Noack

From the Freie Universität Berlin

Hosted by Tobias Rolf

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Stefan Schmalholz

From the University of Lausanne

Hosted by Sergei Medvedev

Continental rift linkage and the formation and rotation of microplates

by

Anne Glerum

From GFZ Potsdam, Germany

Hosted by Valentina Magni

by

Suzon James

From Texas State University

Hosted by Sebastian Gac

All interested are invited to an open seminar on: Recent progress with CO₂ storage monitoring and development of integrated methods, Tuesday March 9. This half day seminar is digital (Zoom), free of charge and hosted by the Dept. of Geosciences, UiO. Conveners are Philip Ringrose (NTNU) and Anja Sundal (UiO). Registration is recommended.

by

Daniel Coulthard

From Massey University, NZ

Hosted by Fabio Crameri

An extraordinary seminar on Friday from 10 AM

by Derya Gürer (Univ. Queensland)

live from the deck of R/V Falkor

Hosted by Ágnes Király

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Thomas Meier

From the University of Kiel

Hosted by Valerie Maupin

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Blair Schoene

From Princeton University

Hosted by Morgan Jones

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George Cooper

From the University of Cardiff

Hosted by Valentina Magni