News about Geophysics

Carlos Reyes

The crustal and sedimentary structure of the Amundsen Basin, Arctic Ocean, derived from seismic Supervisor: Klaus Mosegaard

Jesper Rask Pedersen

No slip lateral boundary conditions for Veros Supervisor: Markus Jochum

Marius Folden Simonsen

Title: Interglacial ice core dust from Greenland Supervisors: Paul Vallelonga and Anders Svensson

Carlos Francisco Castro Soto Reyes

The crustal and sedimentary structure of the Amundsen Basin, Arctic Ocean, derived from seismic reflection and refraction data Supervisor: Prof. Klaus Mosegaard

Christian Terkelsen Holme

Stable water isotope variability as a proxy of past temperatures - Using polar ice cores as a climate archive Supervisor: Bo M. Vinthe

Diana Vladimirova

High-resolution methane record of the RECAP ice core (Eastern Greenland) over the last climatic cycle Supervisor: Prof. Thomas Blunier

Johannes Lohmann

Dynamics of abrupt glacial climate change Supervisor: Peter Ditlevsen

Kasper Stener Hintzs

On The Usage of Crowdsourced Data in Numerical Weather Prediction Supervisor: Professor Eigil Kaas

Mads Bruun Poulsen

Parameterizing Southern Ocean eddy-induced circulation in coarse resolution ocean models Academic advisor: Prof. Markus Jochum

Marius Folden Simonsen

Interglacial ice core dust from Greenland Supervisor: Anders Svensson, Paul Vallelonga

Nicholas Mossor Rathmann

Nonlinear fluid dynamics - Studies on the dynamics of ice sheet deformation and the turbulent energy Cascade Supervisor: Christine S. Hvidberg

Rasmus Bødker Madsen

Probabilistic Linear Inversion of Reflection Seismic Data Supervisor: Thomas Mejer Hansen

Simone Juul Jakobsen

Modelling and Correction of an Artifact in the Mars Exploration Rover Panoramic Camera Academic advisors: Associate Professors Morten Bo Madsen and Kjartan Münster Kinch

Sonja Wahl

Holocene Climate and Ice Flow of the Renland Ice Cap Supervisors: Bo Møllesøe Vinther and Kirsten Warrach-Sagi

Congratulations to Signe Hillerup Larsen

Congratulations to Signe Hillerup Larsen at Centre for Ice and Climate who successfully defended her PhD thesis on Thursday 14 December 2017 and obtained the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

Climate research receives a 4.5 million DKK grant from the Carlsberg Foundation

Carlsberg Foundation supports a climate project with 4.5 million DKK grant, that will provide new knowledge about the mechanisms of the sudden climate change of the past, improving our ability to handle the risk of the…

Jan Haerter receives DKK 10 million for research on atmospheric complexity

Jan Haerter from the Atmospheric Complexity Group at the Niels Bohr Institute receives an ERC Consolidator Grant of DKK 10 million for research on cloud-cloud interaction and for better understanding of the climate…

Signe Hillerup Larsen

Dynamics of Upernavik Isstrøm - Controlling mechanisms of ice stream flow Advisors: Christine Schøtt Hvidberg and Andreas Peter Ahlstrøm

Congratulations to Niccolò Maffezzoli

Congratulations to Niccolò Maffezzoli at the Centre for Ice and Climate who successfully defended his PhD thesis on Thursday 12 October 2017, and obtained the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

New generation ESA-satellites capable of revealing future sea level rises

NEGIS, the Northeast Greenland Ice Stream, splits into three gigantic glaciers - holding back ice masses equaling a global sea level rise of approx. one meter. ESA satellites can help reveal future sea increases.

Niccolò Maffezzoli

SODIUM, IODINE AND BROMINE IN POLAR ICE CORES Academic advisor: Paul Vallelonga

Massive Antarctic Volcanic Eruptions Triggered Abrupt Southern Hemisphere Climate Changes Near the End of the Last Ice Age

Halogen-rich eruptions created a stratospheric ozone hole over Antarctica that, analogous to the modern ozone hole, led to large-scale changes in

Peder Heiselberg

The effect on Agulhas Rings by the Southern Ocean wind stress Supervisor: Markus Jochum

Satellite photos reveal gigantic outburst floods

The lake has been the source of four major outburst floods over the last 50 years - each representing an astounding mass of energy, equaling up to 240 Hiroshima-bombs. The next may happen as soon as 2018-19.