Marco Bohnhoff in an interview on the initiative to implement the next-generation of earthquake observatories worldwide.

Researchers are now using a unique large-scale experiment to search for volcanic processes deep underground.

Positive interim results of the GFZ Pupils' Laboratory in the BMBF-funded project before the start of the 3rd cycle

A study has shown that gearing risk management measures to the worst-case event experienced to date is not enough to reduce impacts from unprecedented events.

KIT, GFZ and Research Partners build the world's first underground reservoir simulator for deep geothermal energy research

A warm welcome to our new Scientific Director of the GFZ! Prof. Susanne Buiter introduced herself to the staff on Tuesday, May 17, with an outdoor Q&A on Telegrafenberg.

Impacts of large-scale afforestation on precipitation reach far beyond country or even continent level: tree restoration in the Amazon region can, for example, affect rainfall in Europe and Eastern Asia.

New model explains sudden uplift and quick subsidence and offers rare insights into process-es deep below the surface

Large European team updates earthquake hazard model and presents the first earthquake risk model for Europe.

Sediment analyses of unprecedented accuracy reveal phases of stability during periods of strong climate change around 15,000 years ago.