Njord seminar series Spring '24

We are delighted to present you with an engaging lineup of interesting speakers and captivating topics this spring. You will find the program below, and please note that the talk titles will be continuously updated as we progress.

This semester, all of our seminars will be streamed on  Zoom, taking place on Fridays. Additionally, staff on campus will have the opportunity to attend these sessions directly from room Kelvin. Most sessions will commence at 3 PM CET, though it is worth noting that certain variations may arise due to participation of speakers across various time zones. To ensure you don't miss out, kindly refer to the schedule for any updates. We hope that you will find the talks as exciting as we do.

The schedule for the seminars is presented below. The seminars are 40 minutes long, with 10-15 minutes allocated for questions and discussion at the end. 

Please note that the time and date of the seminars might be changed, so make sure to check the schedule below for any updates. 

Date and timeConfirmed speakerTitle of talkNjord-host
January 19th, 3PM

Internal Njord seminar: Joachim Mossige,

Ali Aslan Demir and

Erina Prastyani 

Joachim Mossige:  "Following the flows of life."

Ali Aslan Demir: "From Minerals to Bone: Exploring the Calcium Phosphate Pathway in Bone Regeneration."

Erina Prastyani: "Observation of crack orientation in two Westerly granite cores with pre-existing notches under triaxial compression and in situ 4D X-ray imaging."

The Njord Seminar Committee
January 26th, 3PMAmin Doostmohammadi, NBIInteracting Active Matter: Beyond Two Dimensions.Dag Kristian Dysthe
February 6th, 3PMJohn BrowningMicrostructural controls on thermally-induced crack damage surrounding magma intrusions.Olivier Galland
February 9th, 3PMDaniel Rothman, MITSlow Closure of Earth's Carbon Cycle.Francois Renard
February 16th, 3PMJelena Popovic-Neuber, UiS

Electrolytes and interfaces in batteries: Why are they important, how do we improve and control them?

Joanna Dziadkowiec
March 1st, 3PM

Internal Njord seminar: 

Fabian Barras and 

Joanna Dziadkowiec
 

Presentation on newly received Young Research Talent (YRT) funding: 

Fabian Barras: "Slip Slidin' Away: the theme of the UNLOC project."

Joanna Dziadkowiec: "REACT project: in-situ mineral growth under confinement."

The Njord Seminar Committee

March 8th, 3PM

CANCELLED

Chris Spiers, Utrecht University 

What is “fault friction” and how should we model it in earthquake mechanics?

Francois Renard
March 15th, 3PMJan Martin Nordbotten, UiBFlow, transport and mechanics in fractured porous media.Joachim Mossige
March 22nd, 3PMDag Kristian Dysthe Active materials shape themselves.The Njord Seminar Committee
April 5th, 3PMNatalie A. Dye, TU DresenGetting into shape:  novel insights into how a developing animal tissue acquires its 3D form.Dag Kristian Dysthe
April 26th, 3PMAlberto Vitale-Brovarone, University of BolognaExtreme energy from the deep, at convergent margins.Luca Menegon
May 3rd, 3PMFrancesca Serra, SDUTBADag Kristian Dysthe 

Enjoy!

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Published Jan. 17, 2024 1:20 PM - Last modified Oct. 21, 2026 2:49 PM