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• An inherently mass-conservative semi-implicit semi-Lagrangian model (Peter Hjort Lauritzen)
• Analysis of soluble ions from dust and sea salt over the last glacial cycle in polar deep ice cores (Marie Louise Siggaard Andersen)
• Champ Satellite Gravity Field Determination by Collocation (Eva Howe)
• CORRELATIONS IN 1D BOSON AND FERMION SYSTEMS: EXACT RESULTS (Mikhail Zvonarev)
• Data Analysis of the Microwave Observations from the Tophat Experiment (Dan Fleron Gregor)
• Design of high-power frequency-doubled diode laser systems for experiments on laser-cooled Magnesium (Valentina Ruseva)
• Evolution Problems of General Relativity (Jakob Hansen)
• Gamma-Ray Bursts and their Hosts: A Multi-Wavelength Exploration (Pall Jakobsson)
• Gamma-Ray Bursts, Collisionsless Shocks Synthetic Spectra (Christian Busk Hededal)
• Metal-Clad Waveguide Sensors (Nina Skivesen)
• Modelling Relativistic Astrophysics at the Large and Small Scale General Relativistic MHD (Troels Haugboelle)
• Near-Earth Asteroids from discovery to characterisation (Rene Michelsen)
• Neutron scattering studies of two-dimensional antiferromagnetic spin fluctuations in insulating and superconducting S = 1/2 systems (Niels Bech Christensen)
• Novel Optical micromanipulation systems using spatial light modulators (Peter John Rodrigo)
• Polar Amplification of Surface Temperature Change in a Warming Climate (Peter Lang Langen)
• Quantitative studies of the nucleation of recrystallization in metals utilizing microscopy and X-ray diffraction (Axel Wright Larsen)
• Real-time in vivo luminescence dosimetry in radiotherapy and mammography using Al2O3:C (Marianne Camille Aznar)
• Surface deformations analyzed using GPS time series (Shfaqat Abbas Khan)
• Surface-Acoustic-Wave-driven Single-Electron-Transport through Shallow-Etched Quantum Point Contacts (Pawel Utko)