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Aarhus Universitet

Geoscience newsletter

No. 4/2021 - April 2021

Calendar

  • 29 May
    Online quota 2 event
  • 17 June
    Online quota 1 event
  • 5 July
    Application deadline quota 2

Corona/covid-19

Self-testing sites at AU

AU has opened 5 test sites where students and staff can take their own COVID-19 test under supervision.

Link to AU's website about test sites

Link to news about AU's test sites

The test sites are run by Copenhagen Medical, and to get your test result, you must download their app Kviktest.

NEWS ABOUT INFECTION MANAGEMENT

As a result of an adjustment of the National Board of Health guidelines regarding management of infection in higher education, AU’s corona site on infection management among students and staff has been updated.

The adjusted guidelines state that one should not detect infection on the basis of one positive antigen test, but wait for the result of a follow-up PCR test, which must de- / confirm the result from the antigen test.
However, if there are two or more students in one class with positive antigen tests, infection must be detected immediately.

Link to the Danish Health Authority's guidelines

Link to managing symptoms and infection among employees

Link to managing symptoms and infection among students

ENTRY TO DENMARK IS POSSIBLE again

The authorities have announced that from Wednesday 21/4, residence permits will again be issued for e.g. PhD students and their accompanying family members.
On the other hand, persons who travel to Denmark after having had permanent residence in so-called “red” countries or regions cannot enter Denmark as long as the country / region has a red mark with the authorities. It is a tightening of to the previous restrictions, as researchers so far (South Africa excepted) have been able to enter against taking various measures regarding isolation and tests.
The Corona site targeting international employees will be updated with this information.

Link to corona site for international employees

Research and publications

Katrine Juul Andresen & Christof Pearce

Katrine Juul Andresen and Christof Pearce are involved in the project:
Gender diversity in Danish geoscience: where is the loss of talent?

The long-term perspective of the project is to achieve an equal gender distribution and thus prevent a massive loss of talent and create an attractive workplace.

Link to article about the project

Bent Odgaard & Søren Munch Kristiansen

Professor emeritus Bent Odgaard and associate professor Søren Munch Kristiansen have contributed to a podcast on Radio4 Kraniebrud, about whether Neanderthals have lived in Denmark.

Link to the podcast "Har der været neandertalere i Danmark?" (in Danish)

New IT webshop

AU's new IT webshop has been launched. It can be found at this address: itwebshop.au.dk

Remember that all IT related purchases MUST be made through the IT Webshop.

News about the move from building 1120

Here is a list over colleagues, who has moved to new offices:

Thomas Ulrich moved from 1672-315 to 1672-121
Eric Brown moved from 1672-316 to 1672-324
Bo Holm Jacobsen moved from 1671-214 to 1671-116
Gülnur Dogan moved from 1672-230 to 1671-136
Arka Rudra moved from 1671-218 to 1672-232
Niels Balling moved from 1671-219 to 1672-230
Marton Major moved from 1671-226 to 1671-136

Youth online

The Danish Red Cross Youth's "Youth Online" is an anonymous conversation service for young people between the ages of 13 and 30, which provides an opportunity to talk to other young people about the issues you may run into as a young person.

A video about the offer can be seen here (in Danish)

There is also a leaflet that can be picked up at the secretariat or from the education manager Thomas Ulrich (also in Danish).

Information about the offer has been sent out to the students.

Office hours / Nat-Tech and AU partners

Partners with office hours, room 1672-123:
NOTE: During the COVID lockdown, no partners will have office hours at Geoscience.

  • Dan Guldborg, IT support | aarhus.st.it@au.dk | 9350 8294
    Monday 9-12
  • Mette Møller Larsen, controller, Finance | mmla@au.dk | 6057 1105
    Wednesday 8.30-15.30
  • Jakob Steen Olesen, Project Finance Administrator, Finance | jakob.steen.olesen@au.dk | 9352 1027
    Wednesday 8-15 and Friday 8-14
  • Ann-Christina Lauring Knudsen (Stine), AU Research Support and External Relations - Research Support Office (FSE) | aclk@au.dk | 9352 2209
    Thursday
  • Tina Stenshøj Kaysen, PhD partner, PhD-administration | rjl@au.dk | 9352 2310

Other partners:

  • Henriette Withen Hansen, AU Research Support and External Relations - Technology Transfer Office (TTO) | hwh@au.dk | 4189 3290
  • Torkil Bukkehave Hansen, AU Research Support and External Relations - Technology Transfer Office (TTO) | tbh@au.dk | 9352 1166
  • Maiken Dazelle Nielsen, studies/ courses & exams | maiken@au.dk
  • Morten Hjorth Gad, AU Library | mhga@kb.dk
  • HR-related questions should be adressed to Nat Tech HR Team 1 | HR.ST.team1@au.dk
  • Questions regarding absence due to sickness, maternity leave or jobs on special terms should be sent to Nat Tech HR Specialist team | HR.ST.team.specialist.dk

Thomas Ulrich's office hours for students:
Tuesday 12-14 and Thursday 16-17


The above information is also available at: geo.medarbejdere.au.dk/en/

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