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The 40Ar/39Ar method is a tremendously versatile and powerful geochronometer which has been used to date K-bearing rocks and minerals as young as a few 10’s of thousands of years to the oldest rocks on Earth. Argon for 40Ar/39Ar analysis can be released either by step-heating a sample (single grain or rock aggregate) using a furnace or a defocused laser and by in-situ Laser Ablation of a small ≥ 2

https://www.geology.lu.se/borttagen-40ar39ar-geochronology-laboratory - 2026-08-07

The main components of the 40Ar/39Ar lab at the University of Lund consist of a Micromass-5400 Gas Source Mass Spectrometer with a faraday and an electron multiplier. A custom designed and built UHV gas metal extraction line, which contains two SAES C50-ST101 Zr-Al getters and a cold finger cooled to ca –155°C by a Polycold P100 cryogenic refrigeration unit. For gas extraction, the 40Ar/39Ar labor

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Geochronostratigraphy.Constraining tectonothermal events.Dating of bentonite layers.Dating fracture-zone mineralisations.Dating of whole-rock basalts.Constraining timing of ore-mineralisations.Dating detrital minerals to constrain provenance and/or source uplift history.

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Sandström, B., Tullborg, E.-L. Larson, S.-Å., & Page, L.M., (In Press) Brittle tectonothermal evolution in the Forsmark area, central Fennoscandian Shield, recorded by paragenesis, orientation and 40Ar/39Ar geochronology of fracture minerals. TectonophysicsDrake, H., Tullborg, E.-L., & Page, L.M., (In Press) Distinguished multiple events of fracture mineralization related to far-field orogenic eff

https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/publications - 2026-08-07

News5 January 2011: We are happy to announce that the lab has established a new collaboration with the www.supercontinent.org project. The Lund lab will date young or badelleyite free mafic rocks.9 September 2010: Ms. Jill Gabo will be working in the lab 2 1/2 months a guest researcher to to date volcanism in the Philippines.7 October 2009: We are happy to announce that Dr. Laurence Page will star

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Efficient techniques for mineral separation are important in almost all geochronological studies. From year 2000, we have used the so called “water-based technique (pdf, new tab)” for separation of baddeleyite (and zircon). Baddeleyite is a reliable geochronometer for dating the crystallization of mafic and other silica-undersaturated rocks. The technique is based on the observation that small gra

https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/mineral-separation-laboratory - 2026-08-07

1. Circa 0,5 kg sample is sawed in 1-cm thick slices using an ordinary slab saw.    2. After washing and drying, the slices are reduced in size to cm-large pieces by using a small sledge hammer.   3. In order to get a very fine-grained sample (almost powder), we use a small swing mill.   4. After adding some water, the sample is loaded in ca. 50 g portions on a Wilfley-Holman 700 water-shaking tab

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Söderlund, U. and Johansson, L., 2002. A simple way to extract baddeleyite (ZrO2), Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 3(2), 10. 1029/2001GC000212 (Technical brief), 2002. (pdf, new tab)Söderlund, U., Isachsen, C., Bylund, G., Heaman, L., Patchett. P.J., Vervoort, J.D. and Andersson, U.B., 2005. U-Pb baddeleyite ages and Hf, Nd isotope chemistry constraining repeated mafic magmatism in the Fennoscandian S

https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/mineral-separation-laboratory/publications - 2026-08-07

You can watch a video of the separation process by clicking on this link. The video takes a few minutes to download and start so please be patient. Quicktime 7 is required to watch it. Quicktime may be downloaded through this link: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download.

https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/mineral-separation-laboratory/demo-video - 2026-08-07

Palaeomagnetic and mineral magnetic data are used in a wide variety of Earth science disciplines. Reconstructions of the direction and intensity of the Earth's geomagnetic field can be produced from studies of igneous rocks, sediments and ceramic artefacts. These reconstructions can be used to (i) correlate and date geological archives and (ii) help us understand how the geomagnetic field is gener

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Lund University Palaeomagnetic Laboratory is well equipped to measure natural and artificially induced magnetisations. The "flagship" of the laboratory is a 2G-Enterprises superconducting rock magnetometer (model 760), with in-line alternating field demagnetization coils, in-line DC coil for acquisition of anhysteric remanent magnetisations and a separate off-line pulse magnetiser for acquisition

https://www.geology.lu.se/research/laboratories-equipment/palaeomagnetic-laboratory/equipment - 2026-08-07

Glacial sedimentology – Processes, Sediments and Landform Systems, 15 ECTS credits COURCE IS CANCELLED. Student Counsellor Karl Ljungstudievagledare [at] geol [dot] lu [dot] se (studievagledare[at]geol[dot]lu[dot]se)

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The Radiocarbon Dating Laboratory in Lund performs dating on geological and archaeological samples. Examples of material that we date are wood, charcoal, peat, macrofossils, bone and marine shells. The analyses are based on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS).Natural 14C can be used in numerous applications, of which radiocarbon dating, with the possibility for dating back to about 50000 years, is

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The Radiocarbon Dating Laboratory at Lund University performs dating on geological and archaeological samples. Examples of material that we date are wood, charcoal, charred seeds, plant macrofossils, peat, bone, burnt bone, mollusc shells, and foraminifera. We also measure 14C in modern samples for determination of biomass content in e.g. plastics, and for environmental monitoring in collaboration

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Basic priceThe basic price is 3900 SEK (excl. VAT) for one normal 14C-dating. This price applies to all sample materials.Additional pricesPre-treatment of certain sample materials involves additional costs. If in doubt about the total cost for your sample material, consult the laboratory.Extraction of collagen (necessary for bones and teeth): 600 SEKUltrafiltration of extracted collagen (recommend

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  LUCRIS (Lund University Current Research Information System) Google Scholar Publications PhD Theses Student papers

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The Department of Geology includes two sub-units organized around broad themes; Bedrock Geology and Quaternary Sciences. An important strategy is to increase collaboration across research themes. Below we present our eight research themes in short. The structure of overall research themes at the Department of Geology. The two rings represent the two units Bedrock Geology and Quaternary Sciences. T

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The equality committee at the Department of Geology and the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science (INES) has the following members: Student representative from SNG Kristina Blennow, Professor, INES Ricardo Guillén, IT technician, INES (convener) Erica Jaakkola, PhD Student, INES Mats Rundgren, Researcher, Geology Ingrid Urban, PhD Student, Geology Cindy Ureña, PhD Student, Geology

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Modelling the Regional and Global Earth System (MERGE)Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate (BECC)

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