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Study visit to Potsdam
Last week I spent a few days in Potsdam, on a study visit with members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences‘ class V, which is the class for Geosciences. Our first stop was at GFZ, where we got an … Continue reading
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The power of ice
The icebreaker Oden is currently in the shipyard of Landskrona in southern Sweden, where it is being repaired after several years of hard work in the ice-covered Southern Ocean. I had visited Oden many years ago when she had anchored … Continue reading
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