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Arrangementer - Side 4

Using AI to simulate sub-mesh processes in geodynamic modeling: example for the prediction of texture-induced anisotropy in the upper mantle
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Nestor Cerpa

Université de Montpellier

How do exoplanets lose their atmosphere?
Tid og sted: –, Aud. 1, Geology building

by Gopal Hazra

Assistant Professor
Dept. of Physics, IIT Kanpur

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The Christmas symposium 2024: Going Back In Time
Tid og sted: –, Oslo-Kiel
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Tackling paleomagnetism's existential crisis: The Fen and Alnö carbonatite complexes
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Justin Tonti-Filippini

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Magma ocean degassing
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Anne Hope Davis

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Reading Earth's hard drive
Tid og sted: –, The Science Library, Vilhelm Bjerknes' hus

Welcome to the talk "Reading Earth's hard drive", by Associate Professor at Department of Geosciences Mathew Michael Domeier.

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Water on Earth
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Jane Luu

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Music Recorded in Cambrian Turbidites, Their Facies and Impact on the Global Carbon Cycle
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Petr Gromov

Centre for Planetary Habitability

A piece of Ediacaran puzzles: Egersund dikes
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Yi Xue

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Atomistic view on kimberlite volcanism
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Ana Anzulović

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Aurora Hunting for Beginners (by a beginner)
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Marine Ciocco

Centre for Planetary Habitability

(not a very serious talk)

Out of sight but not out of reach: New insights from Banded Iron Formations of the Singhbhum Craton, India
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Jaganmoy Jodder

Centre for Planetary Habitability

The nature of the Last Universal Common Ancestor and its impact on the early Earth system
Tid og sted: –, Aud. 1, Geology building

by Philip Donoghue 
Professor of Paleobiology, School of Earth Sciences

University of Bristol

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Planetary magma oceans, with focus on the early Earth
Tid og sted: –, GE Auditorium II (rom 103)

by Reidar Trønnes

Centre for Planetary Habitability

GoNorth 2022-24 expeditions in the Arctic Ocean
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Alexander Minakov

Centre for Planetary Habitability

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Bringing rocks from Mars to Earth – why, how and are we ready for it?
Tid og sted: –, The Science Library, Vilhelm Bjerknes' hus

Welcome to the talk Bringing rocks from Mars to Earth – why, how and are we ready for it?, by geologist and planetary scientist at Department of Geosciences Agata Krzesinska.

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North Atlantic Plate-Motion Variations in Early Paleogene: Observations and Geodynamic Interpretations
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Ray Wang

University of Copenhagen

The impact of base maps on climate modelling over geological timescales
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Chloé Marcilly

Centre for Planetary Habitability

A Giant Impact Origin of Titan and the Middle-Sized Moons of Saturn: Quite Similar to Earth and Moon Formation?
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Erik Asphaug

University of Arizona

Kavliprisuka 2024/DNVA: Kavlisymposium i astrofysikk
Tid og sted: –, Det Norske Videnskaps-Akademi (DNVA)

Vil du høre spennende foredrag fra noen av verdens fremste forskere i astrofysikk? Delta på Kavlisymposiumet i astrofysikk i Det Norske Videnskaps-Akademi den 5. september! 

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Survivorship Bias and the Diversity of Planets
Tid og sted: –, Science library, Vilhelm Bjerknes house

by Erik Asphaug 
Professor, Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona
 

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Causal and correlative time series analyses in paleontology: layeranalyzer, an R package
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Trond Reitan

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Symposium: Five Decades of Comparative Planetology
Tid og sted: –, DNVA
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FOSSILS and Palaeozoic Palaeogeography & Biogeography: Celebrating the Career of Robin Cocks
Tid og sted: –, DNVA

Robin Cocks was arguably the world’s most distinguished student of brachiopods, and his death on February 5 (2023) deprives the scientific world of a lifetime of expertise and scholarship. During his many years at the Natural History Museum, he rose to become Keeper of Palaeontology (1986-1998), but never lost his enthusiasm for science – indeed, he was still working on new papers a few weeks before he died. It seems unlikely that his equal will be seen again (Richard Fortey, Lars Holmer & Leonid Popov)

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Clustering analysis for Anisotropic Viscosity in Subduction Models
Tid og sted: –, ZEB Aud. 3

by Yijun Wang

Centre for Planetary Habitability

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