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
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Appy 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
/ read moreUrbino 2016: At the K/T boundary
NESSC-researcher Shaun Akse blogs from the Urbino Summer School for Paleoclimatology : Day 5 of the Summer School involved one of the most exciting aspects of being active in the
/ read moreUrbino Summer School 2016 kicks off
The 13th edition of the Urbino Summer School on Paleoclimatology began past Wednesday, 13th July. NESSC-researcher Shaun Akse is attending the summer school in Italy this year. The coming
/ read moreUnderstanding past global warming events
Extraordinary moments in climate history are interesting to explore; you could come across useful information for our current situation. NESSC researcher Cindy Schrader is investigating temperature peaks called hyperthermals dating 50 million
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