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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 10 MIN

Climate records in tiny fossils (Nazik Ogretmen): Episode 4

from AIAS iPerspectives Podcast · host AIAS

How can microscopic fossils help us understand climate change? In this episode, geoscientist Nazik Öğretmen takes us on a journey to explore how she investigates the chemical signals preserved in marine fossils to study past oceans and to develop new ways to improve climate reconstructions. -------------------- The AIAS iPerspectives is a science podcast series putting a voice to the interdisciplinary, transformative research community at AIAS, Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies, at Aarhus University. Get insights into novel and fascinating research topics of the AIAS-AUFF fellows in this interdisciplinary series. AIAS hosts research fellows from all academic fields, from all over the world in one house. Fellows conduct transformative projects with global impact enhanced by the interdisciplinary perspectives present at AIAS. Web: https://aias.au.dk/.  Music and production by Tilk Sonics - https://kirsitilk.com/ Funded by AIAS - the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies at Aarhus University

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