to safeguard a habitable planet.
The GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences is Germany's national centre for solid Earth research.
Eight international partners in the EU project TRIDENT are investigating the potential utilisation of former open-pit lignite mines as large-scale thermal energy storage facilities for district heati
About 150 participants from 20+ countries discussed data quality of the ESA missions Swarm and NanoMagSat. The GFZ plays, i.a., a key role in the Swarm DISC consortium's data products.
The GFZ has received funding for five projects in the European Union’s highly competitive postdoctoral fellowship program. A great achievement for our researchers!
A new fact paper has been published to coincide with the COP31 UN Climate Change Conference in Antalya. Issued by the German Climate Consortium (DKK) and Klimafakten, it summarizes key findings from the social sciences and humanities on how the transition to a climate-friendly society can succeed.…
The heads of the GFZ sections “Hydrology” and “Interfacial Geochemistry,” respectively, are being highlighted in the section titled “These Ten Researchers Are Tackling the Environmental Crisis”
The AGW Medal is the highest scientific honor awarded by the German Mineralogical Society.
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