• Friday, August 23rd
  ST Summer Hangout
• Friday, September 20th
  Matchmaking Event 2019
• Friday, November 1st
  GEO Match 2019

The laboratory has the capacity to take on more tasks in 2019 and 2020. If you have large or small assignments, please contact Charlotte for further information.

No one may use the laboratories without prior agreement with Charlotte.

A new semester is starting, and bookings for the department cars have already been made.

As always, booking is done by contacting the secretariat. Make sure you book well in advance, as other departments are also able to use the cars.

REMEMBER to hand in receipts for fuel to the secretariat and to fill in the "Kørebog" that is found in the glove compartment of the car.

Updated rules for use of department cars can be found on the staff web page.
 

A brochure has been made about the work environment at Geoscience.

The brochure will be part of the welcome package for new employees, and the latest version will always be available on the website:

http://geo.medarbejdere.au.dk/en/employment/work-environment/

This years Matchmaking Event will take place on 20th September.

Last year, it was a great success at Geoscience with most students from 3rd and 4th year taking part to hear about ideas for bachelor and master projects.

Link to the registration form: https://events.au.dk/Matchmaking2019/sign-up

Registration deadline: September 1st.

 

It is no longer possible to print posters at the Department of Gepscinece.

We refer you to AU PRINT:

Fællestrykkeriet, AU TRYK
Aarhus Universitet
Universitetsparken
Ole Worms Allé 4, Bygning 1163
8000 Aarhus C

Tlf.: 871 68287

trykkeri.au.dk

Print tasks should be sent as pdf-files to trykkeri@au.dk with a requisition.

How to fill in the requisition form.

Remember to fill in name, project & activity together with EAN-number: 5798000420014 and location code: 2402 for Geoscience.

Anyone who conducts courses or take students for excursions is encouraged to take photos that can be used to recruit new students on our various platforms.

Due to the GDPR legislation, we are now forced to ask for permission from all employees and students to use photos of them on our website, Facebook, newsletters etc.

To make sure we comply with the legislation, a declaration of consent must be filled in by all participants, who appear on photos.

Declarations to fill in can be picked up in the secretariat.

HR IT has upgraded the SDD module and optimized it for the Chrome browser.

People have experienced various problems using Internet Explorer.
From now on, the SDD module will work best using Chrome.

Due to challenges with synchronization of passwords between Mac computers and domians, AU IT installed NoMAD on Mac computers at ST.
NoMAD is a utility which will ensure that the password on your AU-issued Mac is synchronous with the overall AU password.
The purpose of the project is to remember only one password for AU.

Some users will see that they have to renew their password. You can read more at: https://serviceinfo.au.dk/da/home/message/770.

Remember you can read about emergency events, planned and resolved events and changes at https://serviceinfo.au.dk/.

In August, Gustav Pallisgaard-Olesen started as a new PhD student on the 4 + 4 model with Vivi-Kathrine Pedersen and Nicolaj Krog Larsen as supervisors.

He graduated with a BSc in physics from the AU Department of Physics and Astronomy in 2018, and was then admitted to AU Geoscience as a geophysics Master's degree student.

During the next four years as a PhD at AU Geoscience, he will be working on Vivi Kathrine Pedersen's Project EROSIVE, which, among other things, will relate to glacial modelling, surface processes and sea level modelling in connection with the Scandinavian ice-Shield following the LGM.

Amir Safi started as post doc at HGG on July 1st.

Léa Lévy started on August 12th as post doc at HGG.

Léa completed her master degree (“Master of Sciences and Engienering”) in 2014 at Mines ParisTech (School of Mines of Paris, France). She did her master project in collaboration with the French mining company “Areva Mines” on modelling the environmental impact of uranium mining by in-situ leaching (hydrogeochemistry).

She has been living between France and Iceland since 2015 (mostly in Iceland).

She had a temporary position at ÍSOR (Iceland GeoSurvey) and then started her PhD in Geophysics, which she defended in February 2019. It was a joint degree between Ecole Normale Supérieure (Paris, France) and University of Iceland (Reykjavik, Iceland), in collaboration with ÍSOR. The purpose was to constrain the interpretation of electromagnetic soundings for geothermal exploration.

In Aarhus Léa will be working with DCIP (resistivity and induced polarization) measurements and interpretations, on two types of projects: (i) projects in Denmark related to decontamination of polluted aquifers and (ii) a project in Iceland, that she is coordinating between several partners – including HGG and ÍSOR. The aim of the Icelandic project is to monitor the sequestration of H2S (gas) back to geothermal reservoirs (under the form of pyrite) with different types of geo-electrical and electromagnetic soundings.

- Past Global Changes (2019) Vol. 27, nr. 1
- Economic Geology (2019) Vol. 114, nr. 3
- Economic Geology (2019) Vol. 114, nr. 4
- Palaeontographica Abt. B. Paläophytologie (2018) Vol. 298, nr. 4/6
- Petrophysics (2019) Vol. 60, nr. 3
- Newsletters on Stratigraphy (2019) Vol. 52, nr. 3
- Skoven (2019) Årg. 51, nr. 6/7
- Cainozoic Research (2019) Vol. 19, nr. 1
- Zeitschrift der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Geowissenschaften (2019)                Bd. 170, H. 1

The magazines can be found in the staff lunch room