from the Dahl group
Dr. Feifei Zhang joins our group to study ocean oxygenation at the globally integrated scale at the time when forests appeared on Earth. Feifei received his PhD in summer 2018 from Arizona State University, where he was trained in Prof. Ariel Anbar’s laboratory. He will be working on metal isotopes in marine carbonates with novel … Read More
On Jan 2, 2019 Dr. rer. nat Susanne Arens will join the Dahl Lab. With her strong expertise in numerical Earth system modeling, Susanne will quantify the impact of early colonization of land plants on Earth’s atmospheric composition. Susanne did her doctoral degree at the Max Planck Institute of Biogeochemistry in Jena, Germany, with Prof. … Read More
A major reorganization at the NHM of Denmark is take to place from Jan 1, 2019 that will split museum research and teaching from curation and outreach. This will forever change the connection between research and society within the natural sciences. Due to budget pressure, the Faculty of Science has decided to merge the Natural History … Read More
Prof. Axel Munnecke and PhD stud Theresa Nohl are visiting our research group from Nov 12-16. Axel will give an EarthTalk Wednesday Nov 14th at noon.
PhD student Álvaro Del Rey and MSc Julius Havsteen participated in the Uranium Biogeochemistry Conference in Ascona (Switzerland). Results from Julius’ thesis were presented at the poster session Wednesday afternoon, which put forward new constraints on the global oxygenation state of the Late Silurian ocean and discuss the use of brachiopods instead of bulk carbonate samples … Read More
A postdoc position is now open in modeling the impact of Early Plants on atmospheric O2 and CO2 levels. We are looking for dedicated researchers with a track record of scientific excellence and publications, who apply numerical models to understand the global Earth system. See the description here and apply via the link: https://jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige-stillinger/?show=148133
Geological Society of America Annual Meeting 2018: Nov 7, 2018 – Wed 10:30 AM Tais W. Dahl EVIDENCE FOR THE GREAT MID-PALEOZOIC TRANSITION LINKED TO THE COLONIZATIONS OF LAND T117 session at GSA, Greenhouse to Icehouse Transition: Global Events of the Devonian, Carboniferous, and Early Permian, in the Indiana Convention Center, Room 140. Nov 4, … Read More
Eva and Tais are presenting at this year’s Goldschmidt conference: 07j: 210, Wednesday @ 09:45 – 10:00 Ocean Redox Conditions between the Snowballs – Geochemical Constraints from Arena Formation, East Greenland Eva L. Scheller with Alex J. Dickson AJ, Donald E. Canfield, Christoph Korte, Kasper K. Kristiansen & Tais W. Dahl. 10l: 206, Wednesday @ 16:00 … Read More
Tais will present “the earliest life” at the teachers’ conference “From Big Bang to Science” at the Niels Bohr Instiute August 6, 2018: HCØ auditorium 3
