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Reconstructing holocene geomagnetic field variation : New methods, models and implications

Reconstructions of the Holocene geomagnetic field and how it varies on millennial timescales are important for understanding processes in the core but may also be used to study long-term solar-terrestrial relationships and as relative dating tools for geological and archaeological archives. Here, we present a new family of spherical harmonic geomagnetic field models spanning the past 9000 yr based

Geomagnetic and mineral magnetic characterization of the Anthropocene

Geomagnetic and mineral magnetic data provide geological indices that are both independent of human impact (i.e. geomagnetic) and respond to human-induced environmental impact (i.e. mineral magnetic). We provide the first discussion of such magnetic events for help in defining the Anthropocene. Within the Holocene, a potential geomagnetic marker for the Anthropocene is the low dipole latitude at c

Fuktskadeorsaker i golv & grunder : vad har vi lärt av historien?

Det senaste decennierna har byggbranschen uppvisat en stor skara skadefall och problem i hus som på ett eller annat sätt är fuktrelaterade. Många skade- och problemtyper har funnits under hela perioden och återkommer mer eller mindre ständigt. Andra skadetyper har uppkommit "plötsligt" och blivit en ny typ av skador. Så småningom har man lärt sig hur man skall undvika och åtgärda dessa, men snart

Hydrogen adsorption on two catalysts for the ortho- to parahydrogen conversion : Cr-doped silica and ferric oxide gel

Molecular hydrogen exists in two spin-rotation coupled states: parahydrogen and orthohydrogen. Due to the variation of energy with rotational level, the occupation of ortho- and parahydrogen states is temperature dependent, with parahydrogen being the dominant species at low temperatures. The equilibrium at 20 K (99.8% parahydrogen) can be reached by natural conversion only after a lengthy process

Leadership studies—A Scandinavian inspired way forward?

This paper highlights three important problems characterizing much of current leadership studies: the hegemonic ambiguity problem, the idyllic problem, and the methodological problem(s). I suggest three broad routes forward – taking the concept, the ideological aspects, and the epistemic challenges more seriously - which in various ways address, and in best case mitigate, the three problems. Recog

Records of new and interesting Peltigera species for Greenland

Ten new species of Peltigera are reported from Greenland. Peltigera kristinssonii and P. membranacea are reported as new to South East Greenland, P. neckeri as new to North West Greenland, and P. occidentalis and P. ponojensis as new to Central West and South East Greenland.