Geology
The research areas in the Geology Section include Earths’ physical structure and history, volcanoes and earthquakes, movement and quality of groundwater, the different ice ages and how landscapes have been shaped through time.
The research groups work within a wide range of the classical geological disciplines; from sedimentology, basin geology, petrology, mineralogy, and geochemistry to palaeontology, and thus cover topics ranging from the Earth’s ancient history to the present as well as the evolution of life.
Research is also conducted in water resources, including the availability, movement and quality of groundwater, as well as geologically applied geophysics which is used in mapping and understanding of the subsurface.
nquiries to the section
Jeanette Kreuger
+45 35 32 15 20
jekr@ign.ku.dk
Head of Section
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Nicolas Rudolph Thibault Associate Professor nt@ign.ku.dk +45 35 32 33 50 |
Study Programmes
We are responsible:
BSc in Geology-Geosciences (In Danish only.)
MSc in Geology-Geoscience
The Sleeping Giant
THE OLDEST ROCKS ON EARTH
GROUNDWATER PROTECTION
– MEASURING THE UNSEEN WITH NEW METHODS
DENMARK'S OLDEST ROCKS
- A NEW LOOK AT BORNHOLM'S UNDERGROUND
DENMARK'S OLDEST ROCKS - A NEW LOOK AT BORNHOLM'S UNDERGROUNDDENMARK'S OLDEST ROCKS - A NEW LOOK AT BORNHOLM'S UNDERGROUND
WATER RESOURCES