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29.04.2015|Erosion, landslides and monsoon across the Himalaya: In these days, it was again tragically demonstrated that the Himalayas are one of the most active geodynamic regions of the world. Landslides belong to the most important geohazards.…

28.04.2015: Current events are putting particular emphasis on the just released special issue of the journal Annals of Geophysics entitled “Earthquake Model Central Asia: seismic hazard and risk assessment in Central Asia“. The editors Stefano…

24.04.2015|Potsdam: Under the headline "Abenteuer Erde/Adventure Earth", last thursday about 30 pupils from in and around Potsdam, grade seven to nine, took part in this years girlsday and boysday, the "Zukunftstag/day for their future" at GFZ. The…

24.04.2015| Ascent or no ascent?: The largest magmatic events on Earth are caused by massive melting of ascending large volumes of hot material from the Earth’s interior.

22.04.2015: To study how erosion rate is influenced by particle size, the GFZ scientist Jens Turowski and his colleagues Alexander Beer and Carlos Wyss from ETH Zürich/WSL combined methods to measure both the grain sizes transported by the river and…

16.04.2015: At the suggestion of the faculty for Geosciences of the Freie Universität Berlin and with permission of the Senate Administration for Education, Youth, and Research, Oliver Ritter was awarded the academic distinction of extraordinary…

06.04.2015| Lead hokes the Age: Rocks do not loose their memory during Earth history but their true ages might be distorted: even under ultra high-temperature metamorphic conditions exceeding 1200°C zircon maintains its lead content accumulated…

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