The auditorium at the Beatrix Theatre filling up for the opening For one week, the city of Utrecht forms the center of scientific research on the
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NESSC-research: climate SE Africa increasingly wetter
The climate in southeastern Africa turned progressively more wet the past 1.3 million years, in contrast to the general idea that the African continent only became drier over time.
/ read moreUrbino 2016: Summer school’s out
After two weeks, the 2016 Urbino Summer School for Paleoclimatology (USSP) reached its end. NESSC-researcher Shaun Akse blogs from Urbino about the final days of this year’s summer school: For
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It’s already the second week for the 2016 Urbino Summer School for Paleoclimatology. NESSC-researcher Shaun Akse blogs: Palazzo Ducale in Urbino (photo: Shaun Akse) At day twelve
/ read moreAppy Sluijs awarded the James B. Macelwane Medal
NESSC-colleague Appy Sluijs, professor of Paleoceanography at Utrecht University, has been awarded the James B. Macelwane medal by the American Geophysical Union (AGU). The medal is given annually to
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