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Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits researchers at the Telegrafenberg in Potsdam
About ten percent of the global riverine export of this toxic substance to oceans originates from this region - with potentially significant impacts on Arctic organisms.
Laboratory experiments allow insights into the processes under the extreme pressure and temperature conditions of distant worlds.
Interview │ We talked to Prof. Claudia Stolle about the geomagnetic storm of 12.5.2021. The magnetic field in the solar wind was time and again aligning southwards on this day, indicative of a possibly following stronger geomagnetic storm.
In mountain regions, water monitoring is of existential importance.
Professor Donald Bruce Dingwell has been elected a member of the Royal Society. He is the future chairman of the GFZ's Scientific Advisory Board.
Diversity Day: Diversity has many dimensions. Here, 8 people from the GFZ introduce themselves. They stand for ALL those who contribute to doing and enabling our research.
Dr Runa Antony from India is a new Humboldt Research Fellow in Section 3.5 "Interface Geochemistry".
GeSn from high pressure experiments: using methods employed in geosciences to obtain new high-tech materials - without following conventional criteria for synthesis.
The largest recorded Mediterranean earthquake and tsunami helps to understand modern hazards.