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Dr Henrik
Svensen
senior researcher at Physics of
Geological Processes (PGP),
mail: PGP, Dept. of Physics, PO
box 1048 Blindern,
0316 Oslo, Norway
email: hensven at fys.uio.no
phone:
+47 22856946
Fax: +47
22854215
NEWS
1 January 2007:
New paper about hydrothermal seeps in Southern California, published in
the journal Geology.
28 December 2006:
Radio lecture about natural disaster (P2-Akademiet). Listen
to the lecture.
8 November 2006:
Participation in "Litteraturfestivalen
i Vestfold", at an event devoted to non-fictional writing.
2 November 2006:
Talk at the Geological
Socity of Norway (Oslo) about "Burning rocks and burning bushes: On
fires as a geological process".
1 October 2006:
Talk at the Natural History Museum in Oslo on the topic of natural
disasters and societies.
1 October 2006:
Participation in a radio program about extreme weather and disasters,
NRK P1 "Mellom
himmel og jord", at 10:05.
27 September 2006:
Talk at the 2006 "Research
evening" arranged by the Norwegian Research Council, together with
the Norwegian Prime Minister.
August 2006: Field
work in Siberia, Russia.
August 2006: New
paper on the geochemistry of pockmark carbonates from the
Norwegian Sea. See "Publications" for download.
17 July 2006: Talk
at the "European Science Open Forum"
in Munich, about volcanism, global warming and mass
extinctions.
June 2006: "Naturkatastrofenes
tid". Kronikk i Dagbladet, 16. juni.
June 2006: New
paper on vent complexes in South Africa. (see "Publications" for
download)
May 2006: "Naturkatastrofene fester grepet".
Kronikk i Ny Tid, 5. mai, side 34-35.
May 2006: Book release!
Popular
science book about natural disasters and societies.
See www.naturkatastrofer.no for more information.
April 2006: New
paper on pockmarks and gas hydrates
February 2006: Video
seminar in the WUN Horizons in Earth Systems series
June 2005:
Available PhD
position in new project at PGP
June 2005: New
publication on pockmarks from the Norwegian Sea.
October 2004:
Fieldwork in the Karoo
Basin, South Africa
August 2004: Fieldwork
in the Siberian Traps, Russia
June 2004: Letter in Nature
on a new model for Eocene climate change
Fieldwork at a
hydrothermal seep site close to Salton Sea, California
updated 26.10.06
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