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Professor Brian Horsfield, Head of the GFZ section Organic Geochemistry, has been elected to the House of Delegates of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, AAPG. He will hold this office from 2017 to 2019 as a representative for the…
A geomagnetic storm on January 17, 2013, provided unique observations that finally resolved a long-standing scientific problem. For decades, scientists had asked how particles hitting the Earth's magnetosphere were lost. A likely mechanism involved…
The PhD student Martin Kutzschbach, GFZ section Chemistry and Physics of Earth Materials, was awarded with the Paul-Ramdohr Prize of the German Mineralogical Society, DMG, at the European Mineralogical Conference, EMC 2016 in Rimini, Italy. Like…
"These ideas have the potential to transform how we understand weathering processes": This is the explanation of the editors of the science journal Earth Surface Dynamics for electing an article, published by a team around the PhD student Robert…
26.09.2016: How can emerging remote sensing technologies support the digital mapping and monitoring of soils? To find answers on this question, the Remote Sensing, and the Tel-Aviv University, Israel, conduct a workshop on the "Implementation of Soil…
Turbulences within the Ionosphere, the uppermost part of Earth’s atmosphere, may cause signal loss detected for Swarm satellite navigation. This result was published in the scientific journal Space Weather by a team of scientists from the GFZ section…
Young scientists can ask themselves the question, what to do after finishing their PhD or following on a Postdoc phase. Staying in science or switching to other career paths? Last Wednesday 90 participants took part in the Geo.X Career Day on the…
The mass loss from the Greenland ice sheet is bigger than previously estimated. This is the result of a study by international scientists to be published in SCIENCE Advances. The work shows that up to now the so-called glacial isostatic adjustment,…
Last Thursday, Professor Stefano Parolai, Head of GFZ Centre for Early Warning Systems, was reelected as General Secretary of the European Seismological Commission ESC in Trieste, Italy.
How do processes within Earth’s interior, in the atmosphere, the oceans, and the near-Earth space give rise to changes in the Earth’s Magnetic and Gravity fields? From 14 to 16 September, the section Earth's Magnetic Field conducts a Summer School at…