Climate research at University of Southern Denmark

The Faculty of Humanities

• CO2-reducing practices and innovation within tourism
• The meaning of language and consciousness for the human relationship with the global environment: energy, climate and ecology
• Climate impact on the seas surrounding Denmark

The Faculty of Science

• Artificial photosynthesis brings us closer to the hydrogen society
• Artificial life offers green perspectives 
• Effects of temperature rise on sensitive ecosystems
• The warty comb jellyfish
• Good planning saves coal and oil at the power stations - and thereby CO2 
• Optimisation of homecare work schedules 
• Effects of climate changes in Greenland (upcoming)
• How plants adapt to climate changes (upcoming) 
• Production of biomass under extreme conditions (upcoming)

The Faculty of Engineering

• Energy-, CO2- and environmental account
• Reduction of greenhouse gas
• Competitiveness of energy systems
• Life cycle assessment
• Consumption control through the electricity network
• Electricity supply
• Intelligent energy control in the home
• Control and regulation of electricity consumption 
• Intelligent energy use 
• Future energy systems
• Biomass utilisation
• Biomass for biofuel production
• Manure recycling
• Fuel cells
  

The Faculty of Business and Social Sciences

• Does product development equal sustainability? 
• Regulation of energy outputs, renewable energy and collective heat supply
• Pollution, climate changes and politics
• Risk perception and climate changes 
• The possible implications of climate changes for Greenland's fishery and economy

The Faculty of Health Sciences

• Climate effects on pollution in the Arctic regions
• Global health is influenced by many factors - one of the greatest being climate