to safeguard a habitable planet.
The GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences is Germany's national centre for solid Earth research.
More than 100 participants from 19 countries discussed the topic: “From Knowledge to Action: Strengthening the Dialogue between Science and Policy for Improved Water Security in Central Asia”
Open questions and a significant need for research: this is the conclusion by ESYS – Energy Systems of the Future, an initiative of the German science academies, with participation of Dr Frank Zwaan.
Männel has headed the ‘GNSS Infrastructure and Analysis’ Research Group at the GFZ since 2017 with space geodetic techniques on satellites as one focus. He succeeds Prof. Jens Wickert as of 1 April.
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The international collaborative platform is launched to advance a 4D understanding of Asia’s dynamic Earth. The Committee will be e.g. contributing to the development of TopoAsia’s scientific strategy
The researcher from Section 1.2 “Global Geomonitoring and Gravity Field” was honoured for his work on integrating all four space geodetic techniques onto a single satellite.
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