Stockholm university
Department of Geological Sciences

Collaboration

External collaboration have a long tradition at the Department of Geological Sciences. We thrive to make knowledge and research available to partners outside of academia.

people sitting on a big matt on the deserts, eating lunch
världskarta med plats dinosaurier på
3 personer sitter och tittar på en världkarta
elever som sitter framför varandra som dominopjäser
en skolsal med elever som tittar framåt på en filmduk
 

Examples of our collaborations

Our researchers are actively engaged in transfer of knowledge to the general public to increase geological knowledge within society. We conduct joint research projects with several different stakeholders, have continuous dialogues with politicians and participate in large, international projects of societal relevance. We are proud of our alumni, who interact with our students and facilitate connections to a working life outside of academia.

 

• Schools and Municipalities

elever som sitter framför varandra som dominopjäser

The history of the Baltic Sea written in mud – ice ages and dead sea floors

High school students in Science programs have visited The Askö field station near Trosa in the southern Stockholm archipelago.

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A1 sida där det står "Välkomna!"

Geological research and its social relevance

Students from the science program at P.A. Fågelström's high school got to take part in three lectures where results from geological research were presented.

Read more (in Swedish)

 

 

världskarta med plats dinosaurier på

Climate, life and global warming "Bringing the climate change message to school children"

Helen Coxall bringing the climate change message to 225 school children at Futuraskolan, Stockholm using world maps and 300 plastic animals!

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Caldeira das Sete Cidades, Sao Miguel, the Azores. Foto: Martin Jakobsson

Graduate school for teachers

The graduate school's goal is to create opportunities for active teachers to deepen their knowledge in earth sciences and to conduct their own research as part of a comprehensive research program. The teachers will take this experience back with them to their schools.

Read more (in Swedish)

 

 

• Business and Organisations

Petroleum Experts Ltd (Petex) has donated 10 licences of the MOVE software suite.

The commercial equivalent of which is £1,308,000.00, to the University of Stockholm.

 

 

 

 

bathymetry of the ocean bottom

IGV has a long term collaboration with QPS with respect to processing of multibeam bathymetry and 3D-visualization of marine geophysical data.

The software Qimera, Fledermaus, FMGT and FMMidwater are used in research and education. QPS are experts in maritime geomatics software and services and has offices in the Netherlands, Canada, USA, and the UK.QPS solutions are used across a variety of industries, including hydrographic surveying, offshore construction, dredging, oil and gas, chart production, and piloting. Services include on-site training, setup, and support.

• Alumni

Alumni are former students of a university or college.

Join Stockholm University alumni network, where you will find a special alumni group for former Geological Sciences students
Read what former students thought about their programmes at Stockholm University

Alumni Mentorship Programme

 

Collaborate with us

Feel free to contact us if you have questions regarding collaboration with the Department of Geological Sciences.

 

Contact

Head of department
& head of geochemistry PhD program
Carl-Magnus Mörth

Professor of Environmental geochemistry

magnus.morth@geo.su.se
08-16 47 31
Carl-Magnus Mörth
  • Visiting address

  • House R, floor 3, room R301

  • Svante Arrhenius väg 8, Stockholm University

Head of geology PhD program
Director for BSc program by distance
Alasdair Skelton

Professor of Geochemistry and petrology

alasdair.skelton@geo.su.se
08-16 47 50
Alasdair Skelton
  • Visiting address

  • House R, floor 4, room R425

  • Svante Arrhenius väg 8, Stockholm University

Head of marine geology PhD program
Martin Jakobsson

Professor of Marine geology and geophysics

martin.jakobsson@geo.su.se
08-16 47 19
Martin Jakobsson
  • Visiting address

  • House R, floor 2, room R209

  • Svante Arrhenius väg 8, Stockholm University

Last updated: June 11, 2024

Source: Institutionsnamn

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