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Tilo Schöne, GFZ section Global Geomonitoring and Gracity Field, is part of the editing team of the “Manual on Sea Level – Measurement and Interpretation“ of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission IOC of the UNESCO. The manual is volume five…
The Kerman Province of Iran is one of the main producers of pistachios in the world. In the Rafsanjan plain more than ninety percent of the agricultural land is used for production of this stone fruit. Groundwater is the main source of water supply…
It all began in 2012 with grains of sand collected from a beach on Mauritius. Some of the tiny grains of lava contained even tinier crystals of zircon, a mineral pointing to a much, much longer history for the island than previously thought.…
Since 2002 the satellite mission GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) is in orbit to measure the Earth’s gravity field. Unfortunately, around summer this year the two satellites will run out of fuel, but a successor is already in…
In June 2016 the Humboldt Awardee Trond Torsvik came to the GFZ where he is working together with the team of Bernhard Steinberger of the GFZ section Geodynamic Modelling. Torsvik is one of the internationally leading scientists in the field of plate…
Rivers carry a lot of sediment which can potentially endanger infrastructure such as bridges or buildings. In order to improve risk assessment scientists investigate the processes of sediment transport. A team led by Antonius Golly from the GFZ…
The „Splintered ice block“ is the public’s favorite picture of the new GFZ calendar. The photo was taken by Katharina Cygan, apprentice laboratory technician in the GFZ section Inorganic and Isotope Geochemistry, and got 91 of 341 votes.
25 Jahre GFZ und fast 140 Jahre Geoforschung auf dem Telegrafenberg - über 400 Gäste nahmen am gestrigen Neujahrsempfang teil, um den in diesem Jahr ganz besonderen Geburtstag des GeoForschungsZentrums zu feiern. Von Aufbruchstimmung, großen Visionen…
25 Jahre Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam
18.01.2017: Die Erde ist beständig im Wandel. Was diese Veränderungen antreibt und welche Folgen sie für das menschliche Leben haben können, das erforschen die Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler…
Due to a number of reasons including e.g. increasing temperatures, a thinning and decrease of the ice mass and thawing of permafrost, the Arctic has become a particularly sensitive and rapidly changing region. Nevertheless, the Arctic has still not…