• 24.-26. februar
  U-days
• 25. februar
  PIGA fastelavns-fredagsbar
• 18. marts
  Uddannelsesdag for NAT

Nu er der kommet en ny dato for den obligatoriske (jep, den er stadig obligatorisk) Workplace culture workshop for hele instituttet.

Det bliver d. 8. juni, og det foregår stadig på Comwell Hotel nede i byen.

Din gamle tilmelding er ikke længere gyldig, så du skal huske at tilmelde dig på ny her.

Anders Damsgaard er blevet valgt ind i bestyrelsen i Dansk Geologisk Forening (DGF) og afløser dermed Katrine Juul Andresen.

Hvis man har forslag til arrangementer eller ekskursioner, er man velkommen til at henvende sig til Anders.

Ønsker man at melde sig ind i DGF, kan man gøre det på hjemmesiden. Et kontingent koster i øjeblikket 400 DKK for ordinære medlemmer og 175 DKK for studerende (når betaling sker via Betalingsservice).

Den 7. januar 2022 er Trine Ravn-Jonsen blevet valgt som suppleant for fælles-TR (HK laborant) på Aarhus Universitet.

Stort tillykke til Trine med valget.

Bogkøb og E-bøger:
Har du et ønske om at biblioteket køber en bestemt bog? Eller ønsker du adgang til en e-bog for dine studerende? Biblioteket vil gerne se på, om det kan lade sig gøre.
Har du et sådant ønske, kan du kontakte biblioteket gennem bibliotekets hjemmeside, eller ved at skrive til vores kontaktbibliotekar, Morten Hjorth Gad.

Rabataftaler på APC:
Vidste du, at biblioteket løbende forhandler med forlagene om rabataftaler på APC ved Open Access? Det gør de nemlig, og en liste over de forlag, hvor der kan opnås rabatter mellem 10% til 100%, kan findes på bibliotekets Open Access hjemmeside.

Det er muligt at søge Nat og Tech Forskningsudvalgene om et Sabbaticalstipendium. Der er løbende ansøgningsfrist, og du skal være etableret forsker på mindst lektor-/seniorforskerniveau for at søge.

Du kan læse mere her.

I’m Yazhou Liu, a Ph.D. candidate from the China University of Petroleum, Beijing (CUPB), P. R. China, supervised by Prof. Jianhui Zeng. Fortunately, I am also an AAPG student member. My research interests mainly involve organic geochemistry, fluid flow in fault zones, petroleum system simulation, and hydrocarbon migration in petroleum systems, especially in fault sealing assessment and migration pathway trace. At Aarhus University, my supervisor is Prof. Hamed. Aarhus University is one of the world-famous universities, where many students dream to go. Besides, Prof. Hamed is an internationally renowned organic petrologist. I find the researches on environmental geochemistry and organic petrology in his group attract me deeply, so I’m honored to join his group. Geoscience requires researchers from many different fields, and I want to do my best to get involved and discuss some interesting issues with you.

My name is Seyyed Reza Mashhadi, and I am from Iran. I completed my bachelor’s and my master’s degrees in “mineral exploration engineering” at Amirkabir University of Technology. I have a diverse background in various geoscientific methods and tools that can be applied to the recognition and characterization of mineral resources including geology, geophysics, geochemistry, GIS, remote sensing, etc. I worked as a “geophysicist & exploration data analyst” for a geological consultant company for about 4 years, and I had the opportunity to contribute to various geological prospecting and mineral exploration projects; exploring metallic ore resources such as porphyries, skarns, Manto-type copper, IOA, MVT, and some vein-type hydrothermal systems as well as non-metallic deposits such as barite, and bitumen. At the same time, I also worked on a few geophysical projects devoted to study groundwater aquifers in some locations in my home country.
Now, I am so glad to join the HyrdoGeophysics Group at Aarhus University as a PhD student. This is a great opportunity for me to deepen my horizon in hydrogeophysics and also learn more about other geoscientific disciplines.

My name is Aske. I have a degree in physics from the University of Copenhagen and I grew up in Mariager. Previously, I have worked with cyclostratigraphy and geochemistry from the Cambrian Alum Shale Formation. At the University of Aarhus, I will work with cosmogenic nuclides to data and construct a chronology for the Khovaling Loess Plateau in Tajikistan. (That's where I am on the picture.) This is particularly interesting because many of the layers contain stone tools left by hominins. The project is part of a larger project called ‘Timing and ecology of the Human Occupation of Crentral Asia”. You can read more about it here.

My name is Heiðrikur í Garði Mortensen and I come from the Faroe Islands. I have lived in Aarhus the last ca. 5 years and have completed my BSc and MSc here at Geoscience. My background is mainly in ”hard-rock” subjects, more specifically petrology and geochemistry.

For my PhD I will be working on past mass extinctions to test the volcanic vs. impact hypotheses. To test these hypotheses, I will develop and apply a PGE (platinum-group elements) proxy in combination with other geochemical tracers to evaluate the relative input from volcanism and meteoric impacts in triggering these mass extinctions. The events and periods that I will be focusing on are the end-Triassic, Toarcian, PETM and Cretaceous-Paleogene.

Besides my interests in geoscience, I play football in my free time and have recently taken up climbing.

My name is Xiangye Kong, a second-year Ph.D. student majoring in Geological Resources and Geological Engineering from China University of Petroleum, Beijing, China. I am interested in Magmatic fluid activities and their controls on hydrocarbon accumulation. The laboratory of Aarhus University holds complete research methods on deep fluid activities and their controls on hydrocarbon accumulation. I am delighted to have the opportunity to study with everyone at Aarhus University.

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