A new research project with the working title "K4 - Carbon dioxide reduction through low-calcium clinker and carbonation hardening" under the leadership of HeidelbergCement - funded by the BMBF and 'DLR Projekträger' - started in August 2021, in which the Chair of Mineralogy is actively engaged. Read more...
Every second year our institute carries out a field trip to Gotland (Sweden). Photos from this year's excursion led by Rachel Warnock and Axel Munnecke can be found here. The next trip to Gotland will be in 2023.
7 – 11th March and 14 – 18th March 2022 Nobody can reliably predict how the pandemic will develop over the next few months, but - thinking positive! - it looks like we can offer two “Flügel-Courses” on carbonate microfacies again in Marc...
Dr. Kenneth De Baets and Paulina Nätscher, both from Chair of Palaeobiology, together with scientists from France, Berlin and Portugal, have succeeded in providing a robust basis for the determination of growth changes due to climate change...
Johannes Barth from GZN took part in an interview by Bayerischer Rundfunk about flooding and the concept of sponge city. https://www.br.de/mediathek/video/besonderer-hochwasserschutz-nuernberg-will-schwammstadt-werden-av:6102e1...
