GFZ German research centre for geo sciences

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Portrait of a woman with dark, half-length hair and a blue jacket in front of an illuminated exhibition.

The aim of her ERC Consolidator Grant project EXCURSION: The first data-based model of the Earth's magnetic field over the last 780,000 years, focussing on periods of magnetic weakness.

Portrait photo: A woman with long hair and fringes and a striped top stands in front of green trees.

In the EU project GERACLE, an international team coordinated by the GFZ will investigate consequences of polarity reversals in the Earth's magnetic field. 3.3 of 10 mio euros will go to the GFZ.

A modern laboratory building on an invitation poster for the Day of Building Culture

On the day of bulding culture, join our guided tours at GeoBioLab: How to investigate microbial processes underground? How can computer power heat laboratories? How does sustainable building work?

Ilya Bobrovsiy stands with a sledgehammer on his shoulder in a geological outcrop and gazes into the distance.

With the prestigious EU funding of 1.5 million euros, he will conduct research into past ecosystems and the development of the carbon cycle and complex life in the GFZ section “Organic Geochemistry”.

Schematic representation of the ring current in space: half a donut of coloured dots surrounds the Earth. Background: black with light dots representing stars.

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

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