GFZ spin-off DiGOS wins Berlin Brandenburg Innovation Award
DiGOS develops and builds turnkey satellite laser ranging stations / First projects on Tenerife and in Japan.
lllegaler Sandabbau im Mekong-Delta
Internationales Kooperationsprojekt mit GFZ-Beteiligung liefert neue Ergebnisse.
New exploration method for geothermal energy
International research team presents combination of mapping of underwater structures and geochemical measurements
GFZ-Ausgründung DiGOS für Innovationspreis Berlin-Brandenburg nominiert
Die GFZ-Ausgründung DiGOS ist für den Innovationspreis Berlin-Brandenburg nominiert, das gab die Jury des Preises am Freitag den 8. November in Potsdam bekannt.
Sophia Walther received Ernst Reuter Prize of Freie Universität Berlin.
The GFZ is a partner in the BMBF-funded EcoDM project.
Kate Maher from Stanford University appointed as next Helmholtz International Fellow to GFZ Potsdam.
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research is funding a Germany-wide collaborative project in the field of Open Access with about 2.4 million euros.
I. Global Processes
II. Plate Boundary Systems
III. Earth Surface and Climate Interactions
IV. Natural Hazards
V. Georesources and Geoenergy
