MD

@majengeus.bsky.social

Communications Officer at The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) by day. This is a work profile. I am not a spokesperson for GEUS = opinions + emotions expressed are my own. Profile picture and banner by 愚木混株 Cdd20, Pixabay.

Tsunamigenic rockslide on your desktop? This is a scaled and simplified model of the 2017 Karrat landslide. I think it captures the dynamics of the tsunami generation quite well, though it is of course, very simplified.

Elevated water table triggering an idealised 3D-printed rotational landslide. Complete with a Monopoly house on top. A paper, presenting six different 3D-printable landslide models, has now been submitted for review. Once it is published, they will all be made freely available. Get printing!

📣We are recruiting! Postdoc position open in marine #eDNA / #sedaDNA in Copenhagen as part of the Arctic NordForsk #PHATE Research Project. See the link for details 👇 and get in touch if you want to know more. Deadline is on the 6th April 🌊 🧬 Glaciology and Climate - #GEUS #HAB #phycotoxins

Postdoc in marine environmental DNA/ sedimentary ancient DNA

The Department of Glaciology and Climate at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) is looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic postdoctoral resea

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Telling people that I spent last Thursday evening in a cellar full of hooks and cool people has led to some follow‑up questions I hadn’t anticipated… 👀 Such a useful book! Happy to be there to celebrate the launch.

Mike Young@mkeyoung.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Official launch of #SocialMediaforResearchImpact with @bogers.bsky.social yesterday! Thanks to everyone who showed up and made this a special day for us, including @courtneyherms.bsky.social , Malene David Juul Jensen and Raluca Stana. @routledgebooks.bsky.social

Look what arrived: Just bought two original hand-painted prints from Møns and Stevns Cliffs, Denmark, from 1851. These are photorealistic, made in collaboration by some of the best artists and scientists of the era.

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3D-print demonstrating a rotational landslide at it simplest. Amazing how much you can actually communicate with such a simple model: Rotation, self-stabilization etc. Working towards making more complex models and share the blueprints so they can be used in outreach.

The Semper Crevasses project is keeping us busy on the ice sheet this week! Here's the view into one of Greenland's newest crevasses, which has opened in recent months at 2000 m elevation above sea-level about 100 km inland from Ilulissat Glacier front. 🎥 Anders Graver / Humbug Films

We proudly present the brand new GEUS sedimentary ancient DNA lab! We just finished setting up the lab after days of scrubbing, sweat, and teamwork! Huge shoutout to Clara S. Adsersen for bravely diving in and making it all happen — couldn’t have done it without you! 🧬💪✨ #LabLife #aDNA

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Are you our next Journal Manager?📚📖👩‍💻👨‍💻 GEUS is looking for part-time maternity cover to keep the cogs turning at our flagship open access journal. You'll be supporting the editorial team and acting editor in chief to publish quality regional Earth Science research. Interested? Apply here... 👇👇👇👇👇👇

GEUS Bulletin@geusbulletin.bsky.social · last yr.

Would you like to work with an #EarthScience journal, publishing key regional research in Denmark, Greenland & the North Atlantic? We are looking for a part-time Journal Manager (maternity cover) to support the editorial team at our flagship, diamond #OpenAccess journal. Read more: buff.ly/xNYTZa9

We’ve just finished a wonderful climate forum week in Taiwan! I’m positively delighted that Olennguaq Kristensen could travel all the way from Savissivik, Greenland, to join the screenings of ‘The Color of Ice’! Thank you to the forum organisers, especially the host, Steven Ko of O’right!

Olennguaq Kristensen seated in a forum session. Wide view of the audience at a forum session. Olennguaq Kristensen on stage with moderator Catherine Lu.William Colgan speaking on stage during a forum session.

FYI -- I'm giving a public talk on this topic ("Earth’s Ice Sheets and Multi-Meter Sea-Level Rise") in Copenhagen on May 27, as part of the symposium: "Climate Change and its Effects" Details: igas.dk/arrangementer/

William Colgan@glacierbytes.bsky.social · last yr.

Here's a report we published a couple years ago that looks at the potential for multi-meter sea-level rise here in Denmark. doi.org/10.34194/geu... This particular figure places recent ice-sheet projections in the context of paleo sea-level changes. ❄️🧑‍🔬