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"Heat Flow Summer 2023": Sven Fuchs new Vice-Chair of the International Heat Flow Commission IHFC | New standard for heat flow data collection | Heat-Flow Summerschool at GFZ
Modeling suggests that volcanic eruptions of diamond-bearing rocks are caused by the breakup of Earth plates
Towards sustainable economic use of valuable rewetted peatland soils: Federal Minister Cem Özdemir presented the funding certificates for model projects in Brandenburg's peatland regions.
The renowned geochemist Xiao-Ming Liu is a guest in Section 3.3 Earth Surface Geochemistry for 2 months with the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
Hayley Allison from section 2.7 Space Physics and Space Weather receives the prestigious Karl Scheel-Prize of the Berlin Physical Society for her work on radiation belt electrons.
IUGG General Assembly with record attendance: more than 4,700 geoscientists from all over the world in Berlin. GFZ alumna Mioara Mandea president from 2027, Alexander Rudloff remains Secretary General
The newly founded Geomagnetics Working Group of the German Geophysical Society (DGG), initiated by Norbert Nowaczyk, has met for the first time. An insight into the diverse topics.
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On 12 and 13 July 2023, the International Training Course on Ocean Bottom Seismology with Amphibian Experiments took place at the GFZ – with 21 participants from ten countries.
The final symposium for the scientific decade "Panta Rhei - Change in Hydrology and Society" brought together 150 researchers and practitioners from 32 countries at the GFZ from 10-11 July.
The EU project SUBMERSE aims to use submarine cables of existing research data networks for novel research approaches - as DAS or SoP sensors to monitor earthquake zones, volcanoes or oceans.