Ash cloud over Australia
2014-06-02
Björn Lund is interviewed in Aftonbladet about the ash cloud that followed the eruption of the volcano Mount Sangeang.
Since the ash is so high up in the atmosphere you get problems with air traffic. Usually there is a boom and then it's over. That's what was unusual with Eyjafjallajökull, that it continued for two weeks with fine-grain ash that traveled far.
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Aftonbladet's article (in Swedish)
News archive 2014
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Framtidens behov av fosfor kommer hänga på ett enda land - Marocko
2014-12-19
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Missa inte möjligheten att se förvaltningens geologiska grund!
2014-12-11
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Mineralogical Society's best paper award to Ester M. Jolis
2014-12-04
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Oljepriset det lägsta på fyra år
2014-12-03
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Geologisk julkalender - öppna och lär
2014-12-01
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TREASURE – nytt forskningsprojekt för en renare Östersjö
2014-11-27
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Hemin Koyi intervjuas om norska Mannen
2014-11-25
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Why glaciers that flow into the ocean are extremely sensitive to climate change
2014-11-11
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Falling oil prices hard on Russia
2014-11-11
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11 million granted by the Swedish Research Council for research at Geo
2014-11-05
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Första diamanterna i svenskt berg upptäckta
2014-10-30
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Professorsinstallation och föreläsning den 13 november
2014-10-29
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Baltic Sea important for Russian oil export
2014-10-27
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Vinnare av Årets geovetenskapliga bild 2014
2014-10-24
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More common that tornados occur several at a time
2014-10-23
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Ny nätbaserad utbildning om vindkraft
2014-10-21
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The falling oil price may presage a future recession
2014-10-20
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Mentor programme for researchers at Uppsala University
2014-10-15
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Geophysical survey of fault fissure in Bollnäs
2014-10-15
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Photo exhibition in Geocentrum foyer October 8 through 17
2014-10-08
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Sudden volcanic eruption
2014-10-06
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Bardarbunga riskerar på explosivt utbrott
2014-09-26
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Subterranean infrastructure in an urban environment
2014-09-18
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Kraftigt jordskalv i södra Härjedalen
2014-09-16
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"Rut och Rot" lessen the need of natural resources for economic growth
2014-09-15
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Alumnföreläsning med Pär Holmgren
2014-09-09
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Saturday 13th is Geology's Day
2014-09-08
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Sweden's longest core sample
2014-09-01
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Supply of energy affects growth
2014-08-28
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Eruption risk beneath Vatnajökull is now smaller
2014-08-27
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Nytt vindkraftcentrum i samarbete med KTH
2014-08-25
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Solar fluctuations and climate change
2014-08-20
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Intense seismic activity at volcano Bardarbunga
2014-08-19
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Earthquake close to Bornholm
2014-08-18
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Steffi Burchardt is awarded Uppsala University's Oscar Prize
2014-07-31
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New research project investigates pollution along Sweden's Baltic coast
2014-06-26
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Swishing wind turbines continue to annoy
2014-06-23
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A tale of two magmas
2014-06-23
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Popular science article on new Burgess Shale Site
2014-06-18
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Part of Baltic Sea floor is dead
2014-06-09
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US climate change regulations to cut carbon emission
2014-06-03
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Ash cloud over Australia
2014-06-02
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Jordbävning utanför Greklands kust
2014-05-26
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Urtida djur byggde skyddande ”sandslott”
2014-05-15
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Shrinking helped dinosaurs and birds to keep evolving
2014-05-12
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Vinterväder i början av maj inte helt ovanligt
2014-05-06
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Fyrisån water level low before river rafting event
2014-04-25
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Abigail and Manuela on IODP expedition to the Mariana Trench
2014-04-22
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Skifferoljans betydelse i framtiden
2014-04-22
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Mer miljö på högskolan
2014-04-15
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Hydraulic fracturing on its way to Europe?
2014-04-08
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Sound from wind turbines change landscape
2014-03-04
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UK floods could happen in Sweden
2014-02-27
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Frozen magma filled-fractures allow a peak into the volcano
2014-02-24
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New study predict volcanic eruptions
2014-02-19
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New Burgess Shale site discovery
2014-02-11
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Upsala glacier fastest to melt
2014-01-20
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Benjamin Kear om Saudifossilerna
2014-01-13
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Prizes to our earth science students
2013-04-10
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What should the Norwegian part of the Scandinavian mountains be called?
2013-03-22