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Rising sea levels of 1.8 meters in worst-case scenario

The climate is getting warmer, the ice sheets are melting and sea levels are rising – but how much?…

New EU-collaboration:

Peter Ditlevsen receives EU grant to research abrupt climate change

The EU has allocated four million Euros (29.7 million kroner) to an international network of…

New temperature curve:

Past temperature in Greenland adjusted

During a period of several thousand years up until the last ice age ended approximately 12,000 year…

Congratulations to three PhD candidates

Congratulations to Helle Kjær who succesfully defended her PhD Thesis on August 25, 2014. Helle Kjæ…

FNU grants to Biophysics and Oceanography

Two professors at the Niels Bohr Institute, Mogens Høgh Jensen, Professor of Biophysics, and Markus…

Dorthe Dahl-Jensen receives European Agassiz Medal

Professor Dorthe Dahl-Jensen, head of the Centre for Ice and Climate at NBI, has been awarded the…

Klaus Mosegaard new professor of geophysics - again

Klaus Mosegaard is a geophysicist and researches the Earth’s internal processes and the geological…

Mars research receives FNU grant

Morten Bo Madsen, who leads the Mars Group in Astrophysics and Science at the Niels Bohr Institute,…

Rounded stones on Mars evidence of flowing water

Observations by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity have revealed areas with gravel and pebbles that are…

Today's global warming follows more than 1000 years of colder climates

A new international study of past climate shows that the global temperature was getting colder and…