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Today, Prof. Niels Hovius, Head of the GFZ section Geomorphology, receives the Ralph Alger Bagnold Medal, at the general assembly of the European Geoscience Union EGU. This honours his outstanding achievements in the field of Geomorphology.
Dr. Animesh Kumar Gain, Humboldt Research Fellow in the GFZ section Hydrology, and Christopher Otto, section Fluid Systems Modelling, are honored as outstanding young scientists at the general assembly of the European Geoscience Union EGU. Dr. Gain…
On the 76th annual meeting of the German Geophysical Society (DGG) in Münster, Ingo Dressel, GFZ section Basin Modelling, received an award for his talk entiteled: “Comparison between the post-rift subsidence evolution of the Colorado Basin, SE South…
Microbial life in the deep subsurface has to date been subject to little research and is still largely not understood. Yesterday, a drill project started in the Cheb Basin in Czech Republic that aims at shedding light on the interaction between…
Daniel Acksel ist Forschungsreferent am GFZ im Department Geoservices und stellvertretender Projektleiter des Zwanzig20-Forums Wärmewende. Im Interview berichtet er über die Arbeit des Forums und die Herausforderungen der Wärmewende.
In a festive ceremony, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce IHK Potsdam today honores all employers that since 2013 give young people trained as an apprentice the opportunity to spend some time abroad in European countries. The GFZ is one of the…
Gypsum is a ubiquitous mineral on the Earth’s surface with great importance for the building materials industry. New insights into the formation process of this mineral may help to increase energy efficiency of the use of gypsum as construction…
For the 11th time today the GFZ PhD Day took place. PhD students at GFZ presented their research results, exchanged views and did some networking.
To understand Greenland’s ice of today researchers have to go far back into Earth’s history. The island’s lithosphere has hot depths which originate in its distant geological past and cause Greenland's ice to rapidly flow and melt from below. An…
Liane G. Benning, Head of the GFZ section Interface Geochemistry, follows a call to FU Berlin. Starting on April 1st she will be Professor of „Interface Geochemistry“ in the department of Geosciences. Prof. Benning was successfully recruited for the…