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Life took hold on land at least as early as 3.2 billion years ago, suggests a study by scientists from Berlin, Potsdam and Jena (Germany). The team led by Sami Nabhan of the Freie Universität Berlin studied ancient rock formations from South Africa’s…
What are the effects of climate change in Germany? Bruno Merz, Head of the GFZ section Hydrology, is member of the editorial board of a book, published with open access by Springer Publishing, titled: „Klimawandel in Deutschland – Entwicklung,…
In cooperation with the US space agency NASA, the GFZ runs the GRACE Follow-on (GRACE-FO) program. The objective of the corresponding satellite mission is to investigate the Earth’s gravity field. The launch of the mission is planned for the end…
Arno Zang, GFZ section Seismic Hazard and Stress Field, is honored with an extraordinary professorship of “Geophysics and Rock Mechanics”. On 10 October the University of Potsdam awarded him with the title.
The Open Researcher and Contributor ID, in short ORCID, is an ID that helps to connect authors with their publications. Today, ORCID DE and ORCID EU jointly organize the ORCID Outreach Workshop at the GFZ. The Workshop addresses representatives of…
The geomagnetic field of the Earth serves as a natural protection against the solar wind. Changes in the intensity of the solar wind can cause disturbances in the geomagnetic field. With the Kp index the GFZ section Earth's Magnetic Field provides a…
The climate and ecosystems of the past and a better understanding of natural hazards and geo-resources via the investigation of processes of the deep crust – these are the major topics of the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program,…
Ernst Huenges and Thomas Reinsch, GFZ section Geothermal Energy Systems, took part in the 3rd "Innovation for Cool Earth Forum" in Tokyo, Japan, invited by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). The meeting was held in the frame…
Sochi: Since last Sunday, twenty PhDs and engineering and natural science students meet for a summer school entitled “Innovative methods in environmental- and sustainability research and their application” in Sochi, Russia. The Summer School, jointly…
A new mechanism may explain how great earthquakes with magnitudes larger than M7 are linked to coastal uplift in many regions worldwide. This has important implications for the seismic hazard and the tsunami risk along the shores of many countries.…