News fra Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management
Researchers from INRAE, Marseille in France, Duke University School of Medicine, North Carolina in … »
A milder climate now makes it possible to cultivate noble fir for Christmas trees in Denmark. The … »
A new study conducted by the University of Copenhagen and National Museum of Denmark confirms and … »
Besides the prompting major economic and social changes, the collapse of the Soviet Union also … »
Research from the University of Copenhagen shows that crops around the world are already affected by … »
Research from the University of Copenhagen shows, that the extent of deforestation closely follows … »
New research shows that the continuing increase in melt from the Greenland Ice Sheet leads to … »
Judging by satellite imagery, our planet has become greener. Until now, this was thought to be the … »
A new digital tool allows users to identify drainage patterns from deluges and identify highly … »
For the first time researchers has documented, that methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, is emitted … »
Dirty runoff sweeps urban streets, pollutes groundwater and pressures sewage systems. A University … »
Mette Bendixen, from the Department of Geoscience and Natural Resource Management, has provided … »
By using Satellite observations, researchers from the University of Copenhagen have revealed that … »
More people equal more trees in semi-arid West Africa - A study lead by IGN published in Nature … »
A study by researchers at IGN in collaboration with French researchers uses unprecedented data … »
Three researchers from IGN and their project partners have received DKK 20 million from the Ministry … »
A large photo covers the front page of the first issue of the Nature journal Nature sustainability … »
The Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management participates in a new European project … »
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In an article just published in Nature, researchers from the University of Copenhagen show how … »
The award comes with a 25,000 kroner purse, and the only assessment criterion is the PhD project's … »
University of Copenhagen and the Danish National Research Foundation (DNRF) has signed an agreement … »
The University of Copenhagen collaborates with the international movement, “The Bonn Challenge” in … »
Greenlandic amphibian shows that climate played a key role in the distribution of life on Earth 208 … »
International study examines a bold new approach to halting the world’s sixth great extinction. … »
New research published in PLoS ONE this week shows that 152 million-year-old fossil eggs from … »
Deforestation in Africa has been high on the environmental agenda for decades. But a new study from … »
A grant of almost 15 million DKK from the Novo Nordisk Foundation will allow researchers at the … »
Understanding the Earth’s release of greenhouse gases is crucial to predicting how the atmosphere’s … »
Claus Beier is new professor of ‘ecosystems and environmental sustainability’ at the Department of … »
The Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management will be hosting the DIABOLO conference … »
Plant gasses possibly dampen the temperature rise in Greenland. Plants emit compounds to deter pests … »
Reconstructing the emergence and evolution of life on our planet is tightly linked to the questions … »
New knowledge gained on Egtved Girl was recently chosen by Ingeniøren as best research of the year … »
New study by geologist Christoph Korte from IGN, provides documentation to explain a previously not … »
Collaborations on climate change research are divided into separate regions of the world with little … »
Palle Madsen has been appointed Professor at the Forest and Landscape College (FLC) at the … »
A new version of vegetationmap4africa makes it easier to select species for agroforestry and land … »
A new PhD project seeks to investigate whether time in nature can be an effective supplementary … »
What will European landscapes look like in 2040? Researchers from IGN has gone through this question … »
In an article posted in Science, Guy Schurgers from IGN has taken part in research on the impacts of … »
Niels Fold has commenced as professor at Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management … »
IGN is an official partner in the BASE-LiNE Earth project. … »
Today sees the launch of the world’s first online video channel focusing on the geosciences. … »
In the beginning of 2015 Lars Winther commenced as a professor in human geography at IGN … »
Plants are particularly sensitive to climatic changes in early life stages and even small climatic … »
Claus Beier, Director of Research at NIVA, will become the new Head of Department at IGN from 1 may … »
A new method makes it possible to clone Nordmann firs – the Danes’ Christmas tree of choice. Robust, … »
1 December 2014 Per Ambus will commence as professor in arctic isotope geochemistry at Center for … »
Professor in Geophysics Hans Thybo, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management at … »
With the appointment of five professors and two adjunct professors of Geology, the four research … »
Lars Graudal has been appointed as Science Domain Leader for the Tree Diversification, Domestication … »
Ole Mertz has been appointed at Professor of Human Geography at the Department of Geosciences and … »
It was great news for IGN as UNESCO announced that Stevns Klint was included in the World Heritage … »
Helene Anja Kraft, PhD student has received the prestigious 'Outstanding Student Poster Award’. … »
Anders Busse Nielsen has just been appointed as the Professor of Plants and Planting Design at the … »
Ellen Braae was appointed in the spring of 2014 as professor of theory and methods in landscape … »
We provide a joint entry point to our knowledge on a new website for the Department of Geosciences … »
Professor in Geophysics Hans Thybo, Section of Geology (Department of Geosciences and Natural … »
The Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management (IGN) now has its first strategy. … »
Until now, science has believed that oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere has been around for roughly … »
Young growing tropical forests produce their own fertiliser. … »
On Sunday 8 September 2013, the Forest & Landscape College (Skovskolen) in Nødebo is celebrating 50 … »
On Sunday 8 September, open day events are being hosted in the countryside across Denmark; also at … »
Professor Emil Makovicky from Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management has received … »
Associate Professor in Geophysics, dr. scient. Irina Artemieva has been elected as President of … »
A world conference on Teak has just been held in Thailand, late March, and gathered experts from 34 … »
Professor of Geophysics, Hans Thybo, Section of Geology, has been elected as one of the 188 members … »
Department of Geography & Geology and most of Forest & Landscape at University of Copenhagen have … »
Associate Professor in Geophysics, dr.scient. Irina Artemieva, section of Geology (Department of … »
Forest & Landscape and Department of Geography and Geology gather forces in a new department at … »
