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Berlin, 22. Juli 2013 – Die Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft hat im Rahmen eines Pilotprojektes insgesamt 15 internationale Forschergruppen ausgewählt, in denen Helmholtz-Wissenschaftler gemeinsam mit Kollegen aus aller Welt an zukunftsweisenden Projekten…
17.07.2013|Potsdam:As part of the Brandenburg Training Consensus, the President of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Potsdam (IHK), along with public figures, awarded the GFZ with the certificate Approved Training Organization today. Dr. Stefan…
Is the ice in Greenland in growing decline?
12.07.2013|Potsdam: The time period of satellite observations of the ice sheets of Greenland and the Antarctic is still too short to be able to say whether the accelerated loss of ice measured today will…
Ernst von Rebeur-Paschwitz was the founder of modern seismology. In 1889, on the Telegrafenberg in Potsdam, he delivered the world's first evidence that distant earthquakes can be recorded. The sons of Prof. Dr. Rainer Kind, the emeritus professor of…
On 1st July 2013 Prof. Dr. Claudia Stolle was appointed head of Section 2.3, “Earth’s Magnetic Field”. As a joint appointment between GFZ and the University of Potsdam, Prof. Stolle commenced a position as professor of the “Earth’s Magnetic Field” in…
At 9am on 1st July 2013 the Geosciences Summer School on GNSS was opened at the GFZ. Part of a research project of the European Union, it lasted until July 3rd.
Stable movement centers in Earth’s mantle
27.06.2013|Potsdam: For about 250 million years, the upward and downward currents in the mantle have remained very stable. These convection currents in semi-liquid rock below the earth's crust are responsible…
30.11.2011|Potsdam:
Geophysicists from Potsdam have established a mode of action that can explain the irregular distribution of strong earthquakes at the San Andreas Fault in California. As the science magazine "Nature" reports in its latest issue,…
The five engineers who were instrumental in the creation of the Internet and the World Wide Web, today received their award for the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering at Buckingham Palace from Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II. In addition to…
Next to the Olympic Winter Games in 2014, the research centre Skolkovo is Russia's currently largest development project (the "Russian Silicon Valley"), which has been driven with highest priority by the Russian government since its announcement in…