to safeguard a habitable planet.
The GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences is Germany's national centre for solid Earth research.
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.
The GFZ has received funding for five projects in the European Union’s highly competitive postdoctoral fellowship program. A great achievement for our researchers!
The substantial public and private investment required to implement climate policy measures repeatedly brings the issue of burden-sharing to the fore: how can climate action be financed, and who should bear the costs of the transition? After all, public acceptance of climate policy measures is…
From black-light mini-golf to their first ventilation control circuit - here’s how the new hires are experiencing their start at the GFZ.
Using a new approach, the GFZ PhD student investigated factors leading to zinc and lead enrichment in sedimentary basins. The metals are vital for electric vehicles, batteries, solar and wind energy.
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