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geology

Some thermally altered pillow basalts in cores from Baberton Mt. S.A.

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geobiology

This rock is clearly being eaten away by chemosynthetic bacteria.

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biology

Tube worms are one of the organisms living symbiotically with chemosynthetic bacteria around hydrothermal vents.

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Researchers have discovered that there is an immense microbial biosphere associated with deep-ocean spreading zones. This has fundamentally shifted our perceptions of how planets and life may co-evolve.

The Centre for Geobiology (CGB) will be involved in research and researcher training generating new, fundamental knowledge about the interactions between the geo- and bio-sphere. CGB's primary research focus will be extreme environments such as those found in the deep seafloor, within the deep biosphere and evidence of this life found as biosignatures in remnants of ancient crust. New methodologies will be developed that may be used to search for signs of early life on Earth and life on other planets.

  • CGB Research
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    Origin of Life? Life on other planets?

    Researchers at CGB may provide some answers to these fundamental questions ...

  • Research cruise 2009
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    CGB aboard GOSars again!

    CGB researchers re-visited Loki's Castle, the world's northernmost identified Black Smoker, and Håkon Mosby Mud Volcano. This year Discovery channel was also onboard.

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    Overingeniør Siv Hjorth Dundas

    Siv Hjorth Dundas er tilknyttet Teknisk faggruppe, lab, og Senter for Geobiologi. Hennes hovedansvarsområde er driften av ICPlaboratoriet.

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