New light into the recent evolution of the African rift valley
Field research on the border between Ethiopia and Kenya provides new insights into the break-up of continents.
Tracking satellites by laser
GFZ spin-off builds new SLR station in Japan.
„Radiance Light Trends“ shows changes in Earth’s light emissions
Website allows anyone to analyse lighting trends observed by satellites since 1992.
Dry summers were not uncommon also a thousand years ago
Studies on medieval tree rings help to better classify the man-made contribution to climate change.
From 4 to 15 March, the launch event of the second phase of the 'Earthshape - Earth Surface Shaping by Biota' project takes place in Chile.
On 8 March, the Colombian Minister for Trade, Industry, and Tourism, and the Colombian Ambassador to Germany visited GFZ.
For the second time, GFZ offers two PostDoc positions that aim at adding to the future direction of GFZ’s research.
Geochemist Sarah Gleeson will give lectures worldwide “to inspire the next generation of geologists”.
I. Global Processes
II. Plate Boundary Systems
III. Earth Surface and Climate Interactions
IV. Natural Hazards
V. Georesources and Geoenergy
