Aslak Jørgensen is affiliated with the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, with a research focus that predominantly intersects Agricultural and Biological Sciences as well as Medicine. Their scholarly work spans several subfields, including Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Physiology, Molecular Biology, Astronomy and Astrophysics, and Atmospheric Science.
The scientist's research topics cover a diverse range of subjects such as Tardigrade Biology and Ecology, Biocrusts and Microbial Ecology, Spaceflight effects on biology, Protist diversity and phylogeny, Planetary Science and Exploration, Geology and Paleoclimatology Research, and Isotope Analysis in Ecology.
Recent publications by Aslak Jørgensen include the following papers:
Frequent publication venues for Aslak Jørgensen's work include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Jørgensen are:
Nadia Møbjerg;Kenneth Halberg;Aslak Jørgensen;Dennis Persson
Aslak Jørgensen;Nadja Møbjerg;Reinhardt M. Kristensen
Dennis Persson;Kenneth A. Halberg;Aslak Jørgensen;Claudia Ricci
Aslak Jørgensen;Søren Faurby;Jesper G. Hansen;Nadja Møbjerg
Noemi Guil;Aslak Jørgensen;Reinhardt Kristensen
Maria Kamilari;Aslak Jørgensen;Morten Schiøtt;Nadja Møbjerg
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Kenneth Agerlin Halberg;Aslak Jørgensen;Nadja Møbjerg
Aslak Jørgensen;Reinhardt M Kristensen
Anna-Sofie Stensgaard;Aslak Jørgensen;Narcis B. Kabatereine;Carsten Rahbek
David Rollinson;Joanne P. Webster;Bonnie Webster;Silvester Nyakaana
Aslak Jørgensen;Thomas K. Kristensen;J. Russell Stothard
Aslak Jørgensen;Nadja Møbjerg;Reinhardt M. Kristensen
Nadja Møbjerg;Aslak Jørgensen;Jette Eibye-Jacobsen;Kenneth Agerlin Halberg
Aslak Jørgensen;Thomas K Kristensen;J.Russell Stothard
Mita E. Sengupta;Thomas K. Kristensen;Henry Madsen;Aslak Jørgensen
Thomas L. Hygum;Dannie Fobian;Maria Kamilari;Aslak Jørgensen
Nadja Møbjerg;Aslak Jørgensen;Reinhardt Møbjerg Kristensen;Ricardo C. Neves
Nadja Møbjerg;Aslak Jørgensen;Reinhardt M Kristensen
Roland SCHULTHEIß;Thomas Wilke;Aslak Jørgensen;Christian Albrecht
Paulo Fontoura;Paul J. Bartels;Aslak Jørgensen;Reinhardt Møbjerg Kristensen
Søren Faurby;Søren Faurby;Aslak Jørgensen;Reinhardt M. Kristensen;Peter Funch
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