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A look at Fågeltofta’s geology
Let’s continue a bit more along the geology trail! After all geology is fun and interesting and many more should get insight into the subject – that’s at least what I think :-)) Linking geology to real life is a … Continue reading
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It is actually a great feeling …
…. when your PhD student manages to get a paper accepted in Nature. It never happened to me before, but today was the day! Francesco, who had worked so hard on this paper and on the replies to the various … Continue reading
Ice or no ice?
Instead of giving my talk at the Nordic Winter Meeting two days ago, I was in bed with a cold, fever and almost no voice … that’s how it goes with all these winter viruses swirling around! Pretty disappointing though, … Continue reading
Splashing in Baltic Sea Waters
Swedish TV showed a thought-provoking documentary last week about the state of the Baltic Sea. Take-home message #1 was that increasing pollution and uncontrolled emissions/leakage from animal farming, especially in east European countries has and will have large consequences for … Continue reading