Research Overview
The Interface Geochemistry research group at GFZ is a very international, dynamic and interdisciplinary team, addressing research topics spanning biogeochemistry, materials science, chemical physics and inorganic (geo-)chemistry. Our focus is on the quantitative elucidation of “interfacial reactions” driving and controlling biogeochemical processes shaping our planet's surface and (near-)subsurface environments from the nano- to the global-scale. We combine experimental and field-based approaches with state-of-the-art analytical electron and X-ray characterization techniques and gain fundamental knowledge about interfacial reactions and their impact on the cycling of carbon, nutrients and trace elements in abiotic and biotic systems.
Interface Geochemistry Seminar Series (IGSS) 2025
Interface Geochemistry Seminar, June 5, 2025
Dr. Bastien Wild, Institut des Sciences de la Terre (France)
"Using microtopography measurements to quantify (bio)geochemical reactions at mineral interfaces"
Thursday, June 5, 2025, 15:00 hrs, A 71 conference room 513/ 515
Zoom:
https://gfz-de.zoom-x.de/j/66880614996?pwd=t0XElAWIJvaKbwffivAxUSjZNOlXYq.1
Meeting ID: 668 8061 4996; Passcode: 327179


The Interface Geochemistry Seminar Series (IGSS) tackles “interfacial reactions” in (bio)geochemical processes, ranging from surface to (near-)subsurface environments and from nano- to global-scales.
There are currently no vacancies.
Regarding potential fellowships, please contact Prof. Liane G. Benning .