On 2 September, eleven trainees in scientific/technical and commercial fields and two volunteers started their training with an induction day. A warm welcome!
The Head of the Inorganic and Isotope Geochemistry Section has been awarded by the European Association of Geochemistry and will give lectures in Eastern Europe on Cu and Zn deposit formation.
Kanat Bozumbayev and his delegation met with the Scientific Director and other experts at the GFZ to discuss natural hazards and options for protecting the population.
Data assimilation, a principle known from weather forecasting, can – based on satellite data – significantly improve the prediction of particle dynamics in the electron ring current around the Earth
Borehole-based station at the Sea of Marmara will record an entire range of deformation processes, from slow aseismic creep to classic earthquakes as well as pore fluid pressure data.
Seismologists measure tremors up to 5000 km away for weeks.
As part of an ideas competition, five technology transfer projects and three knowledge transfer projects have been selected for funding.
Why are the tectonically stable core areas of the continents gradually rising? How do some of the most distinctive landforms on our planet form?
The Minister presented the two GFZ board members with a plaque bearing the silver certificate for sustainable building. The GeoBioLab was honoured for its innovative energy concept.
From 22 to 24 October, the industry's largest event will take place in Potsdam for the first time. The GFZ will be the scientific partner of the organising Bundesverband Geothermie e.V.