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New edition of the book “The Ice-Free Greenland” by head of center Bo Elberling from CENPERM
The book “The Ice-Free Greenland” was published for the first time in 2016. In the book, head of center and author Professor Bo Elberling, from…
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Other October News in Brief
A new study from CENPERM about plants and nitrogen published in Global Change Biology; meet post-doc Julian Regalado from the Center of Excellence CEH; David…
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Other September News in Brief
Two ERC Starting Grants go to researchers affiliated with the DNRF; researchers from CHEAC lead a study published in Nature Materials; researchers from CEH publish…
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CENPERM: Antarctic king penguins emit large amounts of laughing gas via feces
King penguins are the world’s second-largest penguin species; they live off fish and krill, both of which contain nitrous oxide. A study led by researchers…
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Other April News in Brief
A research project from CNAP will map COVID-19 symptoms; Mette Birkedal Bruun is a new member of the Danish Council for Research and Innovation Policy;…
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CENPERM contributes to revised estimations of methane emissions from the Arctic
Existing estimates of how much methane is emitted from the Arctic need to be revised after a new international study investigated methane emissions from both…
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Riikka Rinnan from CENPERM receives one of the Elite Research Prizes 2020
Professor Riikka Rinnan, from the Center of Excellence CENPERM at the University of Copenhagen, is among this year’s five winners of the Ministry of Higher…
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Rising temperatures in the Arctic cause plants to release more volatiles; this is bad news for the climate and the plants themselves
Scent compounds – called volatiles – released from plants have many functions and can affect both the activity and interaction of insects and the physical…
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Other August News in Brief
CENPERM researchers discover the release of volatile gases from permafrost Gases released from thawing permafrost are one of the hottest topics in climate research and…
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Head of Center Bo Elberling receives the Hans Egede Medal
At a ceremony on December 14, 2017, Head of Center and professor of Soil Geography and Geochemistry, Bo Elberling, received the Hans Egede Medal for…
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Post-doc Mette Bendixen from CENPERM publishes article in Nature about the link between global warming and growing deltas on Greenland
Today, a group of researchers from the Centre for Permafrost (CENPERM) from the University of Copenhagen publish in an article in Nature about the growth of deltas…
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