BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:www-gzn-nat-fau-eu//Events//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Freshers’ Ralley UID:9a8c-bf0f-b229-26986@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:It’s almost time for the Freshman Rally. Whether you’r e a new master’s or bachelor’s student\, every newcomer to the Geo Zentrum is invited to participate. The event starts at 4:00 p.m. in fr ont of the Geological Institute in the Schlossgarten. During the Fresh man Rally\, you’ll get to know Erlangen’s downtown area a little b etter. You’ll be divided into random groups and will then have to pl ay games or solve puzzles at various stations to earn points. Each gro up collects points together\, so teamwork is essential. At the end\, e veryone will meet up at the Eleon\, where a prize awaits the winning g roup. The official part runs from 4:00 PM to around 8:00 PM (depending on how quickly each individual group moves). Starting at 8:00 PM\, th e event continues at the Eleon (bar) open end. Participation is option al\; everyone can decide for themselves how long they’d like to stay . Please note that the event will also take place if it rains. In that case\, be sure to bring an umbrella or similar item. DTSTART:20261020T140000Z DTEND:20261020T215500Z LOCATION:GeoZentrum Nordbayern DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Student Assembly\, Stuve/ FAU UID:191d-bb67-e3a2-28768@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An Event of the Student participation “\;Stuve”\ ;\, FAU The General Student Assembly will take place on 12 November 20 26\, from 1 pm to 4 pm\, in the Audimax at Bismarckstraße 1\, Erlange n. Further information: * https://stuve.fau.de/de/mitbestimmung/vollve rsammlung/ * https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/versammlung-aller-stud ierenden/ DTSTART:20261112T120000Z DTEND:20261112T150000Z LOCATION:Audimax\, Bismarckstraße 1\, Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU Nat | Starter Guide – General Information for Starting Y our Studies at the Faculty of Sciences UID:8073-66b6-06c8-28572@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An initiative of the Faculty of Sciences\, FAU “Starter Guide – Preparing for the Start of Your Studies” is an online info rmation series for everyone starting their studies at FAU in the winte r semester 2026/27. Participation is already possible before enrolment \, and no registration is required for the individual sessions. Langua ge of the presentation: German. The Zoom link for the event and furthe r information about the programme can be found here: FAU Nat: Erstis-S tarthilfe – Allgemeines zum Studienstart an der Naturwissenschaftlic hen Fakultät DTSTART:20260826T120000Z DTEND:20260826T130000Z LOCATION:Online: Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU: Technical Starter Guide: IdM\, FAU Email\, FAUcard\, Wi-F i and Important University Portals UID:b8b2-8224-660e-28573@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An initiative of FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg “Starter Guide – Preparing for the Start of Your Studies” is an online informatio n series for everyone starting their studies at FAU in the winter seme ster 2026/27. Participation is already possible before enrolment\, and no registration is required for the individual sessions. Language of the presentation: German. The Zoom link for the event and further info rmation about the programme can be found here: Erstis-Starthilfe Techn ik: IdM\, FAU-Mail\, FAUcard\, WLAN und wichtige Uni-Portale DTSTART:20260910T130000Z DTEND:20260910T140000Z LOCATION:Online: Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introductory event for our new students at the GeoZentrum UID:81a1-e64f-0132-26271@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:At the beginning of the semester\, there will be an inform ation event organized by the FSI for all newcomers at the GZN. This ye ar the event will take place on Tuesday\, October 6th. 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM for all bachelor’s degree programs 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM for all ma ster’s degree programs Location: Mineralogie Übungsraum\, GeoZentru m Nordbayern\, Schlossgarten 5\, Erlangen At this event\, you’ll rec eive general information about the structure of the program\; the FAU platforms that are important for your studies\; and events organized b y the FSI and the GeoZentrum Nordbayern. DTSTART:20261006T140000Z DTEND:20261006T160000Z LOCATION:Mineralogie Übungsraum DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Start of the lecture period (WiSe 2026/27) UID:0ff6-06fb-8c56-28085@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Further semester and lecture periods of the FAU can be fou nd on the official website of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erl angen-Nürnberg. DTSTART:20261011T220000Z DTEND:20261011T220000Z LOCATION:FAU DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU Universitätsbibliothek | Recherche-Basics UID:55bd-bedf-3923-28083@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:A Workshop of the Universitätsbibliothek FAU Erlangen-Nü rnberg Title: „Recherche-Basics”\; FAU Information: https://ub. fau.de/schulungen/recherche-basics-6/ In ‘Research Basics’ (Module 2)\, you will learn how to search effectively for information and lit erature for your term paper\, bachelor’s thesis or master’s thesis . Zielgruppe / Target audience: Employees\, student assistants\, stude nts Dauer / Duration: 45 Minuten Anmeldung / Registration: online Tref fpunkt / Meeting point: Zoom Further information and registration on t he FAU homepage DTSTART:20260717T130000Z DTEND:20260717T134500Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU Universitätsbibliothek | Bibliotheks-Basics UID:1afa-5aa9-1536-28082@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:A Workshop of the Universitätsbibliothek FAU Erlangen-Nü rnberg Title: „Bibliotheks-Basics”\; FAU Information: https://u b.fau.de/schulungen/bibliotheks-basics-6/ The workshop ‘Bibliotheks- Basics’ (Module 1) provides basic information about the library and its services. Zielgruppe / Target audience: Employees\, student assist ants\, students Dauer / Duration: 30 Minuten Anmeldung / Registration: online Treffpunkt / Meeting point: Zoom Further information and regis tration on the FAU homepage DTSTART:20260717T120000Z DTEND:20260717T123000Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Alumni Party | BSc Commencement Ceremony 2026 UID:f8eb-7837-9ed4-26030@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:The FSI Geosciences is once again hosting an alumni and gr aduation celebration for our BSc graduates this year. Former students (alumni) and graduates families are cordially invited. Refreshments an d barbecue food will be offered. There will also be a certificate pres entation ceremony for the graduates. The event is scheduled to begin a t 1:00 p.m.\, immediately following the final BSc thesis defenses. The end of the event is oriented on the opening hours of the Schlossgarte n (until 9:00 p.m. at the latest). DTSTART:20260717T110000Z DTEND:20260717T180000Z LOCATION:GeoZentrum Nordbayern - Stone patio behind main building DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Māori Relationships with Nature in Aotearoa | Matiu Workman UID:853e-4e0e-97a1-26027@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Lecture by Matiu Workman (University of Otago\, Neuseeland ) On July 9\, Matiu Workman from the University of Otago in New Zealan d will give a lecture on the topic “Māori Relationships with Nature in Aotearoa.” Anyone interested is cordially invited Thursday\, Jul y 9\, 2026 | 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Übungsraum Geologie (01.124) – GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, Schlossgarten 5\, Erlangen Abstract: This ses sion explores the Māori relationship with nature in Aotearoa\, where rivers\, mountains\, and forests are not resources to be managed but a ncestors to be in relationship with. The session also examines what ha ppens when that worldview meets the demands of resource extraction\, f reshwater governance\, and conservation policy. Through first-hand per spective and concrete case examples including the Whanganui River’s legal personhood and the ongoing freshwater conflicts\, students will encounter a genuinely different framework for thinking about the human relationship with the natural world. DTSTART:20260709T091500Z DTEND:20260709T101500Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie (01.124) – GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, Sch lossgarten 5\, Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:SGA Lecture - Prof. Dr. Reiner Klemd UID:9e52-5749-07c0-27962@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:SGA STUDENT CHAPTER ERLANGEN –\; Lecture Series ̵ 1\; Mineral Deposits –\; The SGA Student Chapter Erlangen is deli ghted to welcome Prof. Dr. Reiner Klemd (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg) who w ill present a lecture entitled: “Geology and fluid characteristics o f orogenic Au-deposits in Ghana: revisited”.  \; Monday\, July 6 th 2026 | 17:00 -18:00 Übungsraum Geologie (01.124) –\; GeoZentr um Nordbayern\, Schlossgarten 5\, Erlangen. As always\, we provide a Z oom Link for those who cannot join the talk in person: https://fau.zoo m-x.de/j/66052333207.  \; Abstract: The Paleoproterozoic Birimian Supergroup in the southern part of the West African craton constitutes one of the world’s largest gold provinces with an endowment of more than 10\,000 metric tons (t). Therefore\, West Africa hosts the large st Paleoproterozoic gold-producing region worldwide. Ghana\, the major gold-producer in Africa\, produces between 150 and 170 metric tonnes per year. The gold mainly occurs in structurally-controlled lode-gold deposits\, which commonly occur in the transition zones between the vo lcanic belts and the basin sediments of the Birimian Supergroup. In Gh ana and eastern Ivory Coast\, the 2.2 to 2.0 Ga Birimian terranes cons ist of parallel and evenly spaced\, NNE-trending volcanic belts separa ted by sedimentary basins\, while in Burkina Faso and central Ivory Co ast continuity\, spacing\, and parallelism of Birimian volcanic belts are less clearly developed\, and terrains between them are made up lar gely of gneisses and granitoids. The major gold deposits are lode-gold deposits that are interpreted as ‘orogenic gold deposits‘\, altho ugh paleoplacer and placer deposits also occur in the volcanic belts. The volcanic belts are dominated by tholeiitic volcanic rocks\, with i soclinally folded volcaniclastic and chemical sediments filling adjace nt sedimentary subbasins\, which are intruded by extensive\, late kine matic granitoid plutons. Locally\, the tholeiitic basalts are as DTSTART:20260706T150000Z DTEND:20260706T160000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie/ Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:SGA Lecture - Gold mobility in subduction zones\, the slab per spective UID:59dd-d3bf-4ff6-27870@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:SGA STUDENT CHAPTER ERLANGEN –\; Lecture Series ̵ 1\; Mineral Deposits –\; The SGA Student Chapter Erlangen is deli ghted to welcome Dr. Clifford Patten (Innsbruck University)\, who will present a lecture entitled: “Gold mobility in subduction zones\, th e slab perspective” on Monday\, June 29th 2026 at 17:00 Room: Übung sraum Geologie (01.124) –\; GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, Schlossgarten 5\, Erlangen. As always\, we provide a Zoom Link for those who cannot join the talk in person: https://fau.zoom-x.de/j/65789332377. Abstrac t: Arc environments are locally gold-endowed and it has been long hypo thesized that gold mobilization during slab dehydration could affect m antle composition and arc Au-fertility. Here\, we determine gold mobil ity during prograde high pressure-low temperature metamorphism of both metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks from the islands of Santorini\ , Ios\, Naxos and Syros (Greece). These rocks experienced peak greensc hist to upper-blueschist/eclogite facies metamorphism\, allowing deter mination of large-scale gold mobility within a subduction zone. Our da ta shows that gold is significantly mobilized by fluids at the bluesch ist-eclogite facies transition. In the associated mélange zones at th e slab-mantle interface gold shows heterogeneous concentration but is not enriched\, implying only partial retention of gold in the mélange and its mobilization across the slab-mantle interface. Furthermore\, the intrinsically complex lithologies and heterogenous gold concentrat ions of these mélange zones contribute to the slab component inherent to arc magmatism\, and can affect magmatism gold-fertility. Bio: Dr. Clifford Patten completed his M.Sc. at the University du Québec á Ch icoutimi of the topic of sulfide droplets in MORB glass and chalcophil e element partition coefficients. After that he finished his PhD at St ockholm University on the mobility of Au and associated element during the hydrothermal alteration of the oceanic crust. Dr. Cliffor DTSTART:20260629T150000Z DTEND:20260629T160000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie/ Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Lecture: Climate-Informed Flood Frequency Analysis and Emergin g Perspectives on Flood Hazards UID:05c4-2fc4-7e5c-27793@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The Research Group Modeling of Environmental Systems (Prof . Dr. Gabriele Chiogna) is delighted to welcome Abinesh Ganapathy (Ind ian Institute of Technology Roorkee) at our institute where he will pr esent a lecture entitled “\;Climate-Informed Flood Frequency Anal ysis and Emerging Perspectives on Flood Hazards”\;. We look forwa rd to a broad attendance. When? Tuesday\, June 9\, 2026 | 12:00–13:0 0 Room: KH 0.011 Hörsaal Kollegienhaus\, EG\, Universitätsstraße 15 \, 91054 Erlangen Abstract Flooding is one of the most devastating nat ural hazards\, causing significant loss of life and resources across t he globe. Flood Frequency Analysis (FFA) is commonly used to estimate flood quantiles at different return periods\, thereby providing essent ial information to flood managers and decision makers for flood risk a ssessment. However\, the traditional FFA assumes all the flood samples are process-neutral\, neglecting the inherent flood-generating mechan isms. Further\, with the anthropogenic climate change impact\, the flo od distributions are expected to change\, thereby affecting the flood quantile estimates. My PhD research addresses these challenges by deve loping improved approaches for flood quantile estimation. First\, I pr opose a novel methodology that integrates pooling of reforecast datase ts and addresses sample heterogeneity to show the importance of incorp orating diverse flood-generating processes in FFA. Next\, a season-mix ing climate-informed approach has been proposed\, which exploits clima te- flood linkages and incorporates the seasonality effect while estim ating flood quantiles. Furthermore\, the climate-informed model is ext ended to forecast season-ahead flood quantiles for the Indian catchmen ts and compares the results against the stationary reference model. Th e results demonstrate the improved capability of the climate-informed model in forecasting flood quantiles with uncertainty comparable to th at of the reference model. The talk will also highlight o DTSTART:20260609T100000Z DTEND:20260609T110000Z LOCATION:KH 0.011 Hörsaal Kollegienhaus DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Vocatium Nürnberg 2026 UID:084a-70df-b88d-25633@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Our institute\, GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, will be represente d at the vocatium Nürnberg 2026. You can get insights into the geosci ence degree programmes offered at our institute. Our representatives w ill be happy to answer your questions and provide further information on site. We look forward to your visit!  \; vocatium Nürnberg 202 6 https://www.vocatium.de/messen/info/vocatium-nuernberg 30.06.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr 01.07.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr DTSTART:20260701T063000Z DTEND:20260701T124500Z LOCATION:Meistersingerhalle Nürnberg\, Münchener Straße 21\, 90478 Nürnberg DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Vocatium Nürnberg 2026 UID:b322-4e0c-2ae6-27653@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Our institute\, GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, will be represente d at the vocatium Nürnberg 2026. You can get insights into the geosci ence degree programmes offered at our institute. Our representatives w ill be happy to answer your questions and provide further information on site. We look forward to your visit!  \; vocatium Nürnberg 202 6 https://www.vocatium.de/messen/info/vocatium-nuernberg 30.06.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr 01.07.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr DTSTART:20260630T063000Z DTEND:20260630T124500Z LOCATION:Meistersingerhalle Nürnberg\, Münchener Straße 21\, 90478 Nürnberg DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online | Von der Schule zur Uni: Wissenswertes zum Stu dienstart UID:1441-4fe7-d503-27650@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Ein Angebot der FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg What happens after enrollment? When exactly do my studies begin? What can or should I pre pare until then? The Central Student Advisory Service at FAU provides information provides information for everyone starting their studies a t FAU for the first time in the winter semester. Zoom-Link und weitere Informationen: https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/von-der-schule-zur- uni-wissenswertes-zum-studienstart-3/  \; DTSTART:20260609T130000Z DTEND:20260609T140000Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online | "Frag die Studis!" UID:15bd-f8f2-d1ff-27648@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An offer from FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Our student represent atives will answer your questions about studying at FAU and tell you w hat their student life is like. If you’\;re still unsure whether FAU is the right choice for you\, ask the students about their experie nces! –\; Event in German language –\; Zoom link and further information: https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/frag-die-studis-studi erende-beantworten-eure-fragen-rund-um-das-studium-6/  \; DTSTART:20260608T130000Z DTEND:20260608T140000Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:SGA Lecture - Dr. Anouk Borst (KU Leuven & Royal Museum for Ce ntral Africa) UID:1194-18bb-b009-27290@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:SGA STUDENT CHAPTER ERLANGEN –\; Lecture Series ̵ 1\; Mineral Deposits –\; The SGA Student Chapter Erlangen delight ed to welcome Dr. Anouk Borst (KU Leuven & Royal Museum for Central Af rica)\, who will present a lecture entitled: “From Shovels to Shareh olders: Geology\, Exploitation and Geopolitical Context of Critical Mi nerals in Central Africa” on Monday\, May 18th\, 2026 at 17:00 ROOM: Übungsraum Geologie (01.124) –\; GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, Schlos sgarten 5\, Erlangen. Abstract: Central Africa hosts some of the world ’s largest deposits of tin\, tantalum\, tungsten (the “3Ts”)\, a nd lithium-minerals essential to modern technologies and the energy tr ansition. These resources are extracted through profoundly different m odes of operation\, ranging from artisanal small-scale (ASM) mining to capital-intensive industrial exploration. In this presentation I will discuss the geology and exploitation of pegmatite-hosted rare metal d eposits in Central Africa. I will focus on recent developments at the Manono-Kitotolo lithium-tantalum-tin deposits in the DRC\, to illustra te major challenges of resource governance in Central Africa and the c ontrasting perspectives involved. The 3T and lithium deposits in Centr al Africa occur in widespread granitic pegmatites and quartz veins. Ov er time\, deep tropical weathering has turned some of these deposits i nto soft soils rich in tin and tantalum\, accessible to artisanal mine rs. These miners extract cassiterite and columbite-tantalite through h ard manual labor for minimal income. In contrast\, lithium must be ext racted from hard\, unweathered rock\, requiring industrial-scale opera tions and significant capital investment. Recent developments at the w orld-class Manono-Kitotolo Li-Sn-Ta project highlight the uneven playi ng field between Western private companies\, which are closely monitor ed by shareholders and must follow strict international reporting and ESG rules\, and Chinese state-owned enterprises\, which operate DTSTART:20260518T150000Z DTEND:20260518T160000Z LOCATION:ÜR Geologie (01.124) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:PhD Defense – Mr. Zhenhua Wang UID:5485-d558-f184-25391@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:As part of his doctoral examination\, Mr. Zhenhua Wang\, w ill give a 30-minute scientific presentation on the topic:  \; „ Strength performance of high-water content clays stabilized with cemen t and super-absorbent polymers.“  \;  \; Date: Friday\, 27 M arch 2026 Location: Übungsraum Geologie (01.124) –\; GeoZentrum Nordbayern\, Schlossgarten 5\, Erlangen. The presentation will be foll owed by a 15-minute discussion. Both the presentation and the discussi on are open to the public. DTSTART:20260327T140000Z DTEND:20260327T150000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie (01.124) \n DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU - How to Enroll in FAU Study Programs UID:8fa8-9fb4-5a23-25289@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An offer of the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg The Student Advice Center explains the application and admission procedures for FAU study programs and answers any related questions. –\; Event in German language –\; Zoom link and further information: https://www.fau.d e/veranstaltungen/wege-zum-studium-wie-erhalte-ich-einen-studienplatz- 3/  \; DTSTART:20260504T130000Z DTEND:20260504T140000Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Vocatium Erlangen 2026 UID:f4b5-d550-f55e-25142@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, 22 April 2026 and Thursday\, 23 April 2026\ , the GeoZentrum will be represented at the vocatium Erlangen 2026. Yo u can get insights into the geoscience degree programmes offered at ou r institute. Our representatives will be happy to answer your question s and provide further information on site. We look forward to your vis it!  \; vocatium Erlangen 2026 https://www.vocatium.de/aussteller/ info/friedrich-alexander-universitaet-erlangen-nuernberg/vocatium-erla ngen 22.04.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr 23.04.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr Heinrich-Lades-Halle Rathausplatz 1 91052 Erlangen DTSTART:20260422T063000Z DTEND:20260422T124500Z LOCATION:Heinrich-Lades-Halle\, Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Vocatium Erlangen 2026 UID:fee1-e124-02b4-25144@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, 22 April 2026 and Thursday\, 23 April 2026\ , the GeoZentrum will be represented at the vocatium Erlangen 2026. Yo u can get insights into the geoscience degree programmes offered at ou r institute. Our representatives will be happy to answer your question s and provide further information on site. We look forward to your vis it!  \; vocatium Erlangen 2026 https://www.vocatium.de/aussteller/ info/friedrich-alexander-universitaet-erlangen-nuernberg/vocatium-erla ngen 22.04.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr 23.04.2026 | 08:30 –\; 14:45 Uhr Heinrich-Lades-Halle Rathausplatz 1 91052 Erlangen DTSTART:20260423T063000Z DTEND:20260423T124500Z LOCATION:Heinrich-Lades-Halle\, Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:For prospective students - Studienbasar 2026 Nürnberg UID:6675-4bbf-b364-24488@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; An event for prospective students –\; The Ge oZentrum will also be available on-site – meet FAU students at the s tudy fair in Nuremberg and get your questions answered directly by the m!  \; Further information * https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/st udienbasar-2026-nuernberg/ * https://www.melanchthon-gymnasium.de/vera nstaltungen/studienbasar/  \; DTSTART:20260313T080000Z DTEND:20260313T143000Z LOCATION:Melanchthon-Gymnasium\,\nSulzbacher Straße 32\, 90489 Nürnberg DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online-Presentation: "Frag die Studis!" UID:c3c8-b584-9cd9-24483@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An offer of the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Our student represe ntatives will answer your questions about studying at FAU and tell you what their student life is like. If you’\;re still unsure whethe r FAU is the right choice for you\, ask the students about their exper iences! –\; Event in German language –\; Zoom link and furth er information: https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/frag-die-studis-stu dierende-beantworten-eure-fragen-rund-um-das-studium-5/  \; DTSTART:20260518T130000Z DTEND:20260518T140000Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:10th Long Night of Writing UID:ba6a-c234-9939-24383@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An Event of the University Libery (FAU) The worldwide camp aign “Long Night Against Procrastination” (#LNAP) is dedicated to academic writing once a year—always on the first Thursday in March. The University Library is participating in this campaign for the tenth time and is organizing an event on March 5\, 2026\, from 4 pm to 11 p m under the motto “Long Night of Writing.” The event will take pla ce in the Main Library in Erlangen and is aimed at all FAU students\, as well as researchers and FAU employees who write texts. Further info rmation here: * https://ub.fau.de/exposition/lange-nacht-des-schreiben s/ * https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/10-lange-nacht-des-schreibens/ DTSTART:20260305T150000Z DTEND:20260305T220000Z LOCATION:Main Library\, Universitätsstraße 4\, Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Start of the summer semester 2026 UID:9851-49c7-5fb0-24380@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Further semester and lecture periods of the FAU can be fou nd on the official website of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erl angen-Nürnberg. DTSTART:20260331T220000Z DTEND:20260331T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Beginning of the lecture period (SoSe 2026) UID:05cd-3030-b515-24381@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Further semester and lecture periods of the FAU can be fou nd on the official website of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erl angen-Nürnberg. DTSTART:20260412T220000Z DTEND:20260412T220000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Re-registration deadlines for payment of semester contribution UID:4993-8a93-70fc-24320@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:More information: https://www.fau.eu/studying/organizing-y our-studies-and-where-to-go-for-advice/student-affairs/re-registration -and-semester-contribution/ DTSTART:20260209T000000Z DTEND:20260209T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Dr. Sofia-Katerina Kufner UID:e003-bfdb-49ce-24238@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOSCIENTIFIC COLLOQUIUM –\; A seismological view on Myanmar: from tearing lithospheric slabs and destructive crus tal earthquakes Presentation from Dr. Sofia-Katerina Kufner Friedrich- Alexander-Universität (FAU)  \; Abstract Myanmar is located south of the Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis and largely situated on the Burmese microplate\, where two main players drive tectonic activity. First\, along the Burmese plate’s western margin\, the indentation of the In dian Plate into Asia led to the oblique subduction of India\, featurin g intense intermediate depth seismicity. Second\, along the plate’s eastern margin\, dextral motion along the Sagaing Fault separates the Burmese microplate from the Asian Plate\, leading to repeated large an d destructive crustal earthquakes\, like the most recent in March 2025 . The associated lithospheric structure is complex and three-dimension al and includes a transition from an oceanic-transitional subduction s lab to continental subduction and collision\, likely involving plate t earing and bending. Furthermore\, Myanmar exhibits late Pleistocene to Quaternary volcanism that likely occurred in multiple distinct phases . Geochemical studies reveal pronounced compositional differences amon g volcanic sites\, which has led to different interpretations regardin g timing and location of potential slab tears. In this talk\, I presen t seismological results from data recorded by around 140 regional seis mic stations\, primarily from temporary deployments\, that had been op erated within Myanmar and surroundings between 2019 and 2021. These re sults\, including earthquake locations\, rupture mechanisms and seismi c tomography\, enable illuminating the geometry and characteristics of the different lithospheric units involved in the subduction-collision transition and their relation to seismicity.  \; DTSTART:20260202T170000Z DTEND:20260202T180000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:End of the lecture period (WiSe 25/26) UID:e05c-4106-0167-24203@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Further semester and lecture periods of the FAU can be fou nd on the official website of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erl angen-Nürnberg. DTSTART:20260206T000000Z DTEND:20260206T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Dr. Anna-Neva Visser UID:92de-f124-2394-24201@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOSCIENTIFIC COLLOQUIUM –\; Geochemical and Isotopic Gradients in Tufa Channels: Insights into Carbonate Dynamics and Microbial Potential Presentation from Dr. Anna-Neva Visser Friedr ich-Alexander-Universität (FAU)  \; Abstract Tufa channels (“St einerne Rinnen”) are carbonate-precipitating freshwater systems in w hich hydrological\, geochemical\, and biological processes interact ov er short spatial scales. Despite their local relevance for carbonate f ormation and carbon cycling\, the relative importance of physicochemic al versus biologically mediated processes along active flow paths rema ins poorly constrained. Here\, geochemical and isotopic gradients were investigated in three morphologically distinct tufa channels in Bavar ia\, Germany. Results combine in-field parameters\, dissolved organic/ inorganic carbon (DOC/DIC) concentrations and hydrochemistry with natu ral abundance measurements (δ¹³C-DIC\, δ¹³C-DOC\, δ¹⁸O-DO\, δ¹⁸O and δD-H₂O). Distinct downstream trends in carbonate syste m parameters (alkalinity\, DIC\, pCO₂\, δ¹³C-DIC) indicate strong CO₂ degassing and carbonate precipitation as dominant controls on c hannel-scale carbon dynamics\, with channel morphology exerting a clea r influence on the magnitude and expression of these gradients. In con trast\, DOC concentrations and δ¹³C-DOC exhibit smaller but notable spatial variability. Conservative ions remain largely constant along flow paths\, supporting the dominance of in situ processes over extern al mixing. These results highlight a channel- and morphology-dependent development of geochemical and isotopic gradients. The interpretation of subtle isotopic variations\, particularly in DOC and dissolved oxy gen\, remains ambiguous and will be discussed in the context of physic ochemical versus biological controls.  \; DTSTART:20260119T170000Z DTEND:20260119T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Survey "Inner city mobility and attractiveness in Erlangen" UID:8df5-0548-6645-24017@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The Green Office\, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg\, informs: On fo ot\, by bike\, bus or car? How do you get to the city center? And what makes it attractive for you? Let us know your views on mobility\, off ers and atmosphere in Erlangen’\;s city center by January 11\, 20 26! The survey was jointly developed by the statistics department of t he City of Erlangen\, the Association of Bicycle-Friendly Municipaliti es in Bavaria (AGFK Bayern) and students at the Institute of Sociology at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Central topics are the use o f transportation and the evaluation of the attractiveness of the city center. Respondents can also make suggestions for improvements. The re sults will be presented to the public in spring 2026. Participation is voluntary\, anonymous and takes only 15 minutes. Participation online \, without registration – until 11 January 2026.  \; Further inf ormation and the link to participate in the survey can be found on the official websites …\; …\; of the Green Office\, FAU: https: //www.green-office.fau.de/2025/12/01/umfrage-zur-innenstadtmobilitaet- und-attraktivitaet-in-erlangen-2025/ (German only)\, as well as … \; of the City of Erlangen: https://erlangen.de/en/aktuelles/deine-inn enstadt.  \; DTSTART:20260111T000000Z DTEND:20260111T000000Z LOCATION:Online-Survey: 25.11.2025 - 11.01.2026\n\n DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU - plant closure (end) UID:98fb-0981-5568-24014@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg informs: At the turn of the year 20 25/2026\, the university will be closed from 22 December 2025 (Monday) to 6 January 2026 (Tuesday) for energy-saving reasons. The university administration’\;s service facilities will be closed during this period. The special opening hours of all libraries during the lecture -free period will be published on the University Library website: http s://ub.fau.de Lectures will resume on Wednesday\, 7 January. Informati on on semester dates: https://www.fau.de/education/studienorganisation /semestertermine/ Information for employees on the closure over the Ne w Year period (intranet login): http://fau.info/betriebsschliessung DTSTART:20260106T000000Z DTEND:20260106T000000Z LOCATION:GeoZentrum Nordbayern\n22.12.2025 - 06.01.2026 DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Prof. Juraj Majzlan UID:d72e-ce4f-02d6-24009@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOWISSENSCHAFTLICHES KOLLOQUIUM –\; Antimon y isotopes from ore deposits to the global ocean Presentation from Pro f. Juraj Majzlan Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena Abstract Antimon y isotopes represent one of the less studied systems of non-traditiona l isotopes. Even if only a few studies are available so far\, interest ing patterns begin to emerge. The average isotopic composition of the upper continental crust of the Earth is about +0.07 ‰ (with respect to NIST SRM 3102). The mantle rocks show a narrow range around 0.00 ‰ but the oceans and marine sediments are isotopically much heavier. The difference could be explained with our results that show that dur ing the weathering of antimony ores\, light isotopes remain in the sec ondary minerals and the heavy isotopes are carried away. Yet\, the que stion of fluxes of this element during weathering\, as a result of deg radation of common rocks versus oxidation of antimony sulfides\, is no t resolved. Ore deposits show a large range of isotopic compositions\, either those investigated by us or by Chinese authors. Within this ra nge\, however\, the isotopic composition correlates well with the posi tion of the minerals in the precipitation sequence or their concentrat ion of trace elements. Such regular and monotonous change can be model ed readily by simple Rayleigh fractionation within a body of fluid. Th e consequence is that the fluid reservoir must have had substantial co nnectivity. It can be shown that such systematic evolution of the isot opic composition can be detected in camps of deposits in larger volume s of the crust\, suggesting a fluid front moving through the crust and depositing antimony minerals at different crustal levels. From this p erspective\, antimony isotopes possess the potential to understanding of large-scale fluid flow patterns and perhaps also for mineral explor ation. DTSTART:20260112T170000Z DTEND:20260112T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie\, \nGeoZentrum Nordbayern DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:PhD Defense – R. Smith\, M.Sc. UID:9647-bfe4-3f54-24006@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:As part of his doctoral examination\, Mr. Ruaridh Smith\, M.Sc.\, will give a 30-minute scientific presentation on the topic: „Modelling Energy Systems through Faulted and Fractured Media“ &nb sp\; The presentation will be followed by a 15-minute discussion. Both the presentation and the discussion are open to the public. DTSTART:20251217T141500Z DTEND:20251217T151500Z LOCATION:KH 0.015 Hörsaal Kollegienhaus\, \nUniversitätsstraße 15\, \n91054 Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Dr. Zhenyu Wang UID:466d-2122-47bd-23465@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOSCIENTIFIC COLLOQUIUM –\; Assessing Natio nwide Groundwater Drought and Its Impact Using Long-Term Groundwater L evel Data in Germany Lecture by Mr. Dr. Zhenyu Wang Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung (UFZ)\, Halle/Saale Climate change and human acti vities are placing increasing pressure on groundwater resources\, even in generally water-rich regions such as Germany\, posing risks to soc ial-ecological systems. However\, the absence of harmonized and qualit y-controlled groundwater datasets at a national scale has limited our understanding of groundwater drought and its impacts. We present a lar ge-sample groundwater level dataset for Germany including 37\,329 well s with metadata such as geographic location\, well depth\, and elevati on\, collated from German state water authorities. The records span 1 to 118 years (median length of 32 years)\, covering the period from Oc tober 1900 to May 2025. We perform comprehensive quality control\, inc luding dynamic time warping–based outlier detection\, homogeneity as sessment through level-shift identification\, and linear interpolation for short gaps (i.e. ≤ 1 month). Based on this harmonized dataset\, we selected 16\,516 wells with at least 30-year groundwater level tim e series to characterize groundwater drought events in terms of their onset\, duration\, severity\, and spatial extent. We further link thes e identified drought events to a national drought impact database deri ved from newspaper reports between 2000 and 2024\, allowing us to inve stigate how groundwater droughts translate into observable societal im pacts and public awareness. The dataset and associated analyses are in tended to provide new insights into the long-term evolution of groundw ater conditions in Germany and help coordinate groundwater resources m anagement and policy development at a national level. DTSTART:20251215T170000Z DTEND:20251215T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie\,\nGeoZentrum Nordbayern DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU Universitätsbibliothek: „Cite them right: a quick guide to referencing“ UID:0cd2-3132-fc97-23946@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:A Workshop of the Universitätsbibliothek FAU Erlangen-Nü rnberg Workshop: „Cite them right: a quick guide to referencing̶ 1\; FAU Information: https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/cite-them-righ t-a-quick-guide-to-referencing/  \; What are citations? How to cit e books and articles –\; online and in print? Is it appropriate t o cite a website? When researching literature for your next term paper \, you will undoubtedly find numerous references and sources. In order to use them in an academic paper\, you should check them thoroughly. In this workshop\, you will learn what to look out for! Duration: 45 m inutes Target group: Students who are writing a seminar paper\, bachel or or master thesis Details and registration: FAU Homepage DTSTART:20251215T110000Z DTEND:20251215T114500Z LOCATION:online DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU Information session: „Frag die Stips“ – exchange on scholarships UID:48b8-2779-6933-23943@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An Event of FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Information Session: “Frag die Stips” – An Exchange on Scholarship Opportunities FAU information: https://www.fau.de/veranstaltungen/infoveranstaltung-frag -die-stips-austausch-zu-stipendienmoeglichkeiten/  \; Have you eve r considered applying for a scholarship? If so\, our scholarship infor mation session is exactly the right place for you\, as there is someth ing for everyone! During the session\, we will provide an overview of the scholarships offered by the 13 major German scholarship foundation s\, as well as the Germany Scholarship (Deutschlandstipendium) and add itional FAU scholarships. If you would like to learn more about schola rship opportunities and engage in dialogue with currently funded stude nts\, we warmly invite you to attend. Registration at: https://www.stu don.fau.de/studon/go/crs/6720187 DTSTART:20251203T180000Z DTEND:20251203T193000Z LOCATION:Senatssaal (KH 1.011) im Kollegienhaus\, Universitätsstraße 15\, 91054 Erlangen DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Public Climate School 2025 UID:9dad-a35b-0050-23920@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An Initiative by FAU Green Office – awareness week from 24–30 November 2025 FAU Green Office announces: “The Public Climat e School is a nationwide awareness week taking place from 24 to 30 Nov ember 2025. During this period\, educational institutions across Germa ny adapt parts of their teaching programmes to address topics related to climate justice\, sustainability\, and democratic participation. Th e PCS features a variety of formats—from lectures and workshops to p anel discussions and hands-on activities. Its aim is not only to provi de knowledge about the climate crisis\, but also to strengthen partici pants’ capacity for informed action and to encourage collective enga gement.” Further information is available on the official website: P ublic Climate School 2025 @ FAU DTSTART:20251124T000000Z DTEND:20251130T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Workshop\, Giada Iacono-Marziano UID:830c-6a91-54e1-23694@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:SGA STUDENT CHAPTER ERLANGEN –\; LECTURE SERIES ̵ 1\; MINERAL DEPOSITS –\;  \; ORE PROCESSES IN MAFIC-ULTRAMAFI C MAGMAS: FORMATION OF MAGMATIC SULFIDE DEPOSITS Hosted by Giada Iacon o-Marziano Institut des Sciences de la Terre d’Orléans Please regis ter for this free short course by sending an E-Mail to sga.erlangen@gm ail.com until Monday 17 of November. Pleas use the same E-Mail address for general questions about this short course. This workshop will dea l with the formation of magmatic sulfide ore deposits in mafic and ult ramafic magmas. Participants will learn the main magmatic processes yi elding ore genesis. As a first step\, we will discuss the mechanisms l eading to sulfide saturation in magmas\, and the formation of an immis cible sulfide melt. To evaluate the efficiency of the different mechan ism we will use experimental studies at magmatic conditions\, thermody namic simulations and natural examples. In a second step\, we will exa mine both mantle and crustal processes affecting the metal enrichment of the sulfide melt. We will finally deal with the crystallization of the sulfide melt and observe sulfide phases occurring in the thin sect ions of disseminated and massive sulfide ores from Noril’sk-Talnakh intrusions (Polar Siberia). DTSTART:20251118T090000Z DTEND:20251118T140000Z LOCATION:Kollegienhaus\, Erlangen\nRaum: KH 1.014 DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Lecture\, Giada Iacono-Marziano UID:255b-ac50-1234-23692@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:SGA STUDENT CHAPTER ERLANGEN –\; LECTURE SERIES ̵ 1\; MINERAL DEPOSITS –\; The Mineral System of magmatic Ni-Cu-PGE sulfide deposits revisited by an experimental petrologist Presented b y Giada Iacono-Marziano Institut des Sciences de la Terre d’Orléans Join talk also via Zoom Link: https://fau.zoom-x.de/j/67201634712 Din ner at a restaurant after the talk. Please contact the SGA Chapter if you want to join the dinner. The mineral system approach interprets th e formation of ore deposits in terms of source\, pathway\, and sink pr ocesses\, with the aim of improving ore exploration. Magmatic Ni–Cu –PGE sulfide deposits form by the segregation and accumulation of im miscible sulfide melts from mafic or ultramafic magmas. The mineral sy stem approach for these deposits mainly investigates (i) the geodynami c setting\, (ii) sources and compositions of oreforming magmas\, (iii) the magma migration pathway at crustal scale\, (iv) magma focusing an d emplacement mechanisms at deposit scale\, (v) chemical and physical mechanisms for ore precipitation (Barnes et al. 2016\, The mineral sys tem approach applied to magmatic Ni-Cu-PGE sulphide deposits\, Ore Geo logy Reviews 76). Here we discuss these points using recent experiment al studies that shed light on previously neglected processes. The impl ications of the experimental studies are also presented in term of ore exploration at the province\, camp and deposit scales. We particularl y focus on magma-sediment interactions that lead to the segregation of a sulfide melt at crustal levels. At the province scale\, magma empla cement within S-bearing sedimentary rocks is facilitated by the prefer ential injection of the magma within carbonaceous and evaporitic sedim ents/rocks. At the camp scale\, the respective role of carbonaceous an d evaporitic rocks in ore formation is discussed. We finally examine h ow magma-sediment interactions and the close association of the sulfid e melt with the fluid phase affect ore distribution at the d DTSTART:20251117T170000Z DTEND:20251117T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Dr. Harri Geiger UID:f31f-b1d7-e59f-23424@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOWISSENSCHAFTLICHES KOLLOQUIUM –\; Explosi ve Ocean Island Volcanism Explained by High Magmatic Water Content Det ermined Through Nominally Anhydrous Minerals Presentation from Dr. Har ri Geiger Universität Freiburg Explosive eruptions are generally cons idered exceptional on ocean islands\, where basaltic magmas are though t to contain little water and typically erupt effusively. Yet\, severa l volcanic islands in the Atlantic and Pa- cific record episodes of ex plosive volcanism\, hinting at transient changes in magma dynamics tha t remain poorly understood. We explore new evidence from El Hierro in the Canary Islands\, where unusually crystal-rich basalts erupted shor tly after a major sector collapse. Using mineral-scale volatile record s\, we revisit long-held assumptions about the volatile budgets of oce an island magmas and the processes that enable their explosive behavio ur. The results point to deep-seated reservoirs of volatile-rich magma that may become eruptible when external forces –\; such as rapid unloading following landslides –\; disturb the magmatic plumbing system. These findings invite a broader reconsideration of how magmat ic volatiles\, crustal architecture\, and surface instability interact to shape the evolution and hazards of ocean islands. DTSTART:20251110T170000Z DTEND:20251110T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Mineralogie DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Dr. Jeremy McCormack UID:eff3-d709-8a11-23288@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOWISSENSCHAFTLICHES KOLLOQUIUM –\; Who ate whom? Unravelling the ecology of giant sharks and other extinct preda tors using the novel zinc isotope proxy  \; Presentation from Dr. Jeremy McCormack Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Reconstructing the diet and trophic ecology of long extinct animals remains one of the greate st challenges in palaeontology. Diet is a key driver of evolution and often a predictor of a species’ extinction risk. Rare cases of prese rved stomach content\, coprolites (fossilised faeces) and bite marks o ffer snapshots of fossil trophic interactions but are not necessarily a true reflection of a species regular diet. Stable isotope analyses o f collagen nitrogen on the other hand\, is a well-established method t o identify a vertebrate’s trophic position but is usually not applic able to fossils older than 100\,000 years due to poor protein preserva tion. Zinc is incorporated into the mineral phase of bones and teeth a nd as such has a much better long-term preservation potential\, especi ally in the hypermineralised outer layer of teeth\, the enamel(oid). O nly in recent years zinc isotope ratios in bioapatite were discovered to be a particularly promising diet and trophic level proxy. In this t alk\, I will demonstrate how we can use this novel proxy to identify a n extinct animal’s trophic ecology and its position within ancient f ood webs. I will discuss the ecology of one of the largest predators t hat ever existed on earth\, the giant shark Otodus megalodon\, and how the use of zinc isotopes and other geochemical proxies may help us un derstand how and why a predator could reach these sizes and why this g igantic shark went extinct. DTSTART:20251103T170000Z DTEND:20251103T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Mineralogie DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Public lecture\, Prof. Dr. Kießling UID:247e-ea41-49c1-23181@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Between heat and hope: Species conservation in the age of climate change A lecture by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kießling at the Nuremb erg Planetarium On October 29\, 2025\, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kießling wi ll give a lecture at the Nuremberg Planetarium titled “Between Heat and Hope: Species conservation in the Age of Climate Change.” The ev ent is part of the lecture series “Artenschutz im Anthropozän: Stra tegien für eine lebenswerte Zukunft” (Species conservation in the a nthropocene: Strategies for a livable future). The lecture explores ho w insights from Earth’s history can enrich modern conservation effor ts. In addition to direct human impacts\, ongoing climate change poses an increasing threat to animal and plant species worldwide. Many spec ies are already responding by shifting their habitats toward the poles . In the oceans\, species are migrating an average of almost six kilom eters per year to escape rising temperatures. On land\, these movement s are much more limited—likely because human land use has fragmented natural habitats\, restricting free movement. Establishing climate-sm art\, interconnected protected areas is therefore a key strategy for s afeguarding biodiversity under future climate conditions. In addition\ , creating migration corridors— even within populated or urban areas — could help species adapt to changing environmental conditions. Mo re information Date: Wednesday\, October 29\, 2025 Time: 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Adress: Nicolaus-Copernicus-Planetarium Nürnberg\, Am Plärrer 41\, 90429 Nürnberg Further information and reservations: https://bz. nuernberg.de/programm/planetarium/vortraege-und-live-vorfuehrungen/zwi schen-hitze-und-hoffnung-artenschutz-im-zeitalter-des-klimawandels-009 14-20252 DTSTART:20251029T190000Z DTEND:20251029T203000Z LOCATION:Planetarium Nürnberg DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Start of the RRZE courses UID:e5a2-08e9-7787-23105@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An offer from the “\;Regionales Rechenzentrum Erlange n (RRZE)”\; – IT Training Center Proficiency in Excel\, Word\, Citavi\, SPSS\, and similar applications saves both time and effort in your studies\, internships\, and professional life. The IT Training C enter of the RRZE therefore offers a wide range of affordable software courses for members of the FAU. Courses for FAU students are mostly f ree of charge. Most courses are conducted via the Zoom client. Further technical requirements can be found in the information provided for e ach individual course. Find more information and the full course overv iew here: > https://www.kurse.rrze.fau.de/tca/ DTSTART:20251030T000000Z DTEND:20251030T000000Z LOCATION:Zoom DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Jonathan Jung UID:84c3-c682-ca4c-23098@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOWISSENSCHAFTLICHES KOLLOQUIUM –\; Present ation The emergence of photosymbiosis in corals From: Jonathan Jung Ma x-Planck-Institut for Chemistry Coral reefs are among Earth’s most e nduring and ecologically complex ecosystems\, with an evolutionary leg acy extending over 450 million years. Long before the rise of modern s cleractinian corals in the Triassic\, reef frameworks were constructed by tabulate and rugose corals in partnership with stromatoporoid spon ges\, forming vast Middle Paleozoic reef tracts that rivalled or excee ded the scale and biodiversity of modern reefs. However\, the mechanis ms underlying the evolutionary success and resilience of these early c oral-stromatoporoid assemblages across major extinction boundaries rem ain unresolved. The Late Ordovician mass extinction (~445 Ma)\, which eliminated more than half of marine species\, provides a key natural e xperiment to examine how reef ecosystems persisted through episodes of severe climatic oscillation\, oceanic anoxia\, and nutrient reorganiz ation. We use coral-bound nitrogen isotope (CB-δ¹⁵N) data from col onial tabulate and solitary rugose corals spanning the Late Ordovician to Early Silurian transition in Laurentia (Anticosti Island) and Balt ica (Estonia\, Gotland). Our results reveal isotopic signatures consis tent with the presence of photosymbiotic nutrient recycling in Paleozo ic corals\, predating the end-Ordovician mass extinction and emerging during the terminal phase of the Great Ordovician Biodiversification E vent (GOBE). Elevated CB-δ¹⁵N values across the extinction horizon indicate expansion of marine anoxia\, likely driven by enhanced phosp horus recycling and redox instability in the late Ordovician ocean. To gether\, these findings provide the first geochemical evidence for ear ly coral photosymbiosis as an adaptive strategy established well befor e modern coral evolution. We propose that photosymbiosis acted as both a key innovation and an evolutionary constraint in early reef DTSTART:20251027T170000Z DTEND:20251027T180000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Mineralogie DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Long Night of Sciences 2025 UID:c9ed-46d3-8f41-22945@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The GeoZentrum Nordbayern will once again take part in thi s year’s event\, offering a range of information and interactive sta tions\, along with an accompanying series of talks\, at our main build ing (Schlossgarten 5). Further details about the Long Night of Science 2025 can be found at: https://nacht-der-wissenschaften.de/ DTSTART:20251025T173000Z DTEND:20251025T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Registration process: course program of the FAU Graduate Cente r offers for doctoral candidates/ postdoctoral researchers (FAU) UID:9139-e43b-990d-22873@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The FAU Graduate Center offers a range of interdisciplinar y information events and core skills workshops. The seminars\, worksho ps and events are open to all doctoral candidates and postdoctoral res earchers at FAU. The seminar program is designed to develop skills for the successful completion of your doctoral degree as well as skills f or your academic career and the job market\, in order to improve your career opportunities in or outside academia. The new course program fo r the winter semester is online. For a fair registration process\, cou rse registrations via StudOn are open from 6 – 19 October 2025. Semi nar places will be allocated at random from all registrations received by this time (registrations are still possible after 19 October). Fur ther information\, the course program and registration details can be found at: https://www.fau.de/graduiertenzentrum/kurse-und-veranstaltun gen DTSTART:20251019T000000Z DTEND:20251019T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:PhD Defense – P. Hänsel\, M.Sc. UID:37a2-04c5-4d6d-22800@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:As part of his doctoral examination\, Mr. Patrick Hänsel will give a 30-minute scientific presentation on the topic: “Microfa cies and stable isotopes of the picture stones on Gotland –\; a n ew approach for investigating the origin of the initial material” &n bsp\;  \; The presentation will be followed by a 15-minute discuss ion. Both the presentation and the discussion are open to the public.  \; When? Tuesday\, 07 October 2025\, at 2:00 p.m. Where? Zentrum für Medizinische Physik und Technik (ZMPT)\, HS 01.020\, Henkestr. 91 \, 91052 Erlangen  \;  \; DTSTART:20251007T140000Z DTEND:20251007T150000Z LOCATION:ZMPT\, HS 01.020 DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Application deadline: Full Professor of Applied Mineralogy (sa lary group W3) UID:8f38-a1a4-7976-22546@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The Faculty of Sciences at Friedrich-Alexander-Universitä t Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) invites applications for a Full Professor o f Applied Mineralogy (salary group W3)  \; at the Department of Ge ography and Geosciences. This is a full-time and permanent position pl anned to be filled by the earliest possible starting date. We seek to appoint a leading expert with an internationally visible profile in re search and teaching. The successful candidate is expected to represent the field of mineralogy in research and teaching. The research focus should be in the field of natural and synthetic minerals regarding sus tainable geomaterials\, for example in the development of construction materials or the storage of carbon and hydrogen. Innovative skills in the field of analytical and experimental mineralogy (such as microstr ucture\, phase analysis\, spectroscopy etc.) are desirable\, and may\, for instance\, be combined with interface research and microstructure s. A willingness to engage in interdisciplinary research (e.g.\, appli ed geology\, geodynamics\, geothermal energy\, geography) and active p articipation in collaborative projects is expected.  \; Please fin d further information here: Professorships or on the FAU Application a nd Appointment Portal.  \; Please submit your complete application documents (CV\, list of publications\, teaching concept (1 page) and research concept (max. 3 pages)\, list of third-party funding\, copies of certificates and degrees) online by October 12\, 2025\, addressed to the Dean of the Faculty of Sciences. Please contact nat-dekanat@fau .de with any questions. DTSTART:20251012T000000Z DTEND:20251012T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introductory event for the first semester students (Master) UID:15ed-f367-ef71-21012@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the GeoZentrum Nordbayern! We warmly welcome al l new students in their first year of the Master’\;s degree progr ams at the GeoZentrum Nordbayern: When? Tuesday\, 7 October 2025 Time 11:00 – 12:00 Uhr Location Übungsraum Mineralogie Information about the location Übungsraum Mineralogie 00301.01.140 Geologisches Instit ut\, GeoZentrum Nordbayern Main building\, 1st floor Schlossgarten 5\, 91054 Erlangen DTSTART:20251007T110000Z DTEND:20251007T120000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Mineralogie\n(00301.01.140) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introductory event for the first semester students (Bachelor) UID:97c1-f678-2803-21010@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the GeoZentrum Nordbayern! We warmly welcome al l new students in their first year of the Bachelor’\;s programs i n Geosciences and GeoSustainability: When? Tuesday\, 7 October 2025 Ti me 9:30 – 10:30 Uhr Location Übungsraum Mineralogie Information abo ut the location Übungsraum Mineralogie 00301.01.140 Geologisches Inst itut\, GeoZentrum Nordbayern Main building\, 1st floor Schlossgarten 5 \, 91054 Erlangen DTSTART:20251007T093000Z DTEND:20251007T103000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Mineralogie\n(00301.01.140)\n\n DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online-Presentation: "Bibliotheks-Basics" UID:fdb7-ad38-68af-20995@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:An offer of the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg  \; The half-ho ur online training course ‘Library Basics’ (Module 1) provides you with basic information about the library and its services. There will be plenty of time for your questions and requests. After completing M odule 1\, we recommend that you participate in Module 2\, Research Bas ics (12 September 2025\, 14:00 –\; 14:45\, Zoom\, https://www.fau .de/termine/recherche-basics/).  \; –\; Event in German langu age –\; Zoom link and further information: https://www.fau.de/ter mine/bibliotheks-basics/ DTSTART:20250912T133000Z DTEND:20250912T140000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Start of lectures (winter semester 2025/2026) UID:88c8-7cf9-5384-20979@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:When does what happen in the semester? All semester/lectur e periods and other dates can be found on the official FAU page “Imp ortant semester dates”. We wish everyone a good start to the winter semester 2025/2026. DTSTART:20251013T000000Z DTEND:20251013T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online-Presentation: "Frag die Studis – das Erstispecial" UID:40aa-7124-f75b-20977@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:An offer of the FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg  \; Where do I need to register? Which platforms are important\, and do I really need to create my own timetable already? FAU students will answer question s like these in a Zoom call. Just join in\, ask your questions\, and s tart your first semester with a better plan!  \; –\; Event in German language –\; Zoom link and further information: https://w ww.fau.de/termine/zoom-ersti-special/ DTSTART:20250821T150000Z DTEND:20250821T160000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:End of the lecture period (SoSe 2025) UID:2f00-651b-bec0-21987@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Further semester and lecture periods of the FAU can be fou nd on the official website of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erl angen-Nürnberg. DTSTART:20250725T000000Z DTEND:20250725T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Presentation – Machine Learning in Geoscience — Is It Any Good? UID:3f50-27fa-a940-22139@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:SGA STUDENT CHAPTER\, ERLANGEN LECTURE SERIES –\; MIN ERAL DEPOSITS Machine Learning in Geoscience — Is It Any Good? Speak er: Dr. Marc Fassbender (CEO\, Quminex) Monday\, July 14th 2025 at 5:1 5PM (UTC+1) Location: Übungsraum Mineralogie\, GeoZentrum Nordbayern. Join the talk also via Link: https://fau.zoom-x.de/j/69752718441 Meet ing ID: 697 5271 8441 Dinner at a restaurant after the talk. Please co ntact the SGA Chapter if you want to join the dinner. Contact: sga.erl angen@gmail.com  \; Abstract: Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) have evolved from buzzwords into powerful\, widely adopted tools across both industry and academia. In geoscience\, howev er\, their application presents unique challenges. Geochemical data— crucial in mineral exploration—are increasingly voluminous\, straini ng traditional interpretation techniques such as scatterplots\, discri mination diagrams\, and multi-element plots. These conventional method s often neglect the compositional nature of geochemical data\, leading to misleading or incorrect conclusions. In recent years\, the field h as seen a growing shift toward statistical and ML-based approaches\, e nabled by advances in software that make these tools more accessible t o geoscientists. While this shift offers great potential for deriving quantitative insights\, it has also introduced risks of misapplication \, underlining the need for a deeper understanding of both data proper ties and methodological limitations. This talk explores the value of m ultivariate analysis\, emphasizes the importance of treating geochemic al data as compositional\, and illustrates best practices to avoid com mon pitfalls. It also discusses the evolving skill set required in the modern geoscience workforce to effectively leverage these tools for r esponsible and insightful data analysis. Marc Fassbender\, CEO of Qumi nex graduated with a Ph.D. from the University of Ottawa\, Canada. He possesses expert knowledge of the host rocks associated wit DTSTART:20250714T171500Z DTEND:20250714T181500Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online-Presentation: "Wissenswertes zum Studienstart" UID:ae3e-92d8-5569-22131@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An offer of the Student Advice Center\, FAU Erlangen-Nürn berg Events for prospective students  \; What happens after the en rollment? When exactly will my studiy program begin? When can or must I prepare until then? FAU’\;s Central Student Advisory Service pr ovides information for anyone starting their studies at FAU for the fi rst time in the winter semester.  \; –\; Event in German lang uage –\; Zoom link and further information: https://meinstudium.f au.de/veranstaltungen/online-vortrag-wissenswertes-zum-studienstart/ & nbsp\; DTSTART:20250728T140000Z DTEND:20250728T150000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:FAU – Online-Presentation: "Frag die Studis!" UID:cd67-4ef7-a949-22130@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:An offer of the Student Advice Center\, FAU Erlangen-Nürn berg Events for prospective students Our student representatives will answer your questions about studying at FAU and tell you about their s tudent life. (Event in German language) Zoom link and further informat ion: > https://meinstudium.fau.de/veranstaltungen/online-vortrag-frag- die-studis-2/ DTSTART:20250717T140000Z DTEND:20250717T150000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Big Friday II\, Bachelor's Defences UID:bbef-b52c-39ff-22043@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Big Friday II –\; Bachelor’\;s Defences (GeoZent rum Nordbayern) –\; The detailed schedule can be found in the cor responding announcements.  \; [kontakt id=”\;19651″\; fo rmat=”\;card”\; show=”\;email”\; hide=”\;jobT itle”\;] DTSTART:20250725T100000Z DTEND:20250725T130000Z LOCATION:Hörsaal Kollegienhaus (KH 2.019) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Big Friday I\, Bachelor's Defences UID:5f1a-47c0-5fe7-22040@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Big Friday I –\; Bachelor’\;s Defences (GeoZentr um Nordbayern) –\; The detailed schedule can be found in the corr esponding announcements.  \; [kontakt id=”\;19651″\; for mat=”\;card”\; show=”\;email”\; hide=”\;jobTi tle”\;] DTSTART:20250718T100000Z DTEND:20250718T150000Z LOCATION:Hörsaal Kollegienhaus (KH 2.019) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geokolloqium\, Prof. David C. Mays UID:8d1a-1384-c57c-22038@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:–\; GEOWISSENSCHAFTLICHES KOLLOQUIUM –\; Chaotic Advection in Porous Media: Dimensionality\, Scaling\, and Engineering Prof. David C. Mays University of Colorado Denver The growing body of literature exploring chaotic advection in porous media has provided n ew insights into solute transport\, mixing\, and reaction in two-dimen sional (2D) and 3D geometries and spanning the micrometer scale of por es to the 10-meter scale of groundwater remediation field sites. Chaot ic advection refers to chaos in laminar flows manifesting unpredictabi lity from sensitive dependence on initial conditions\, popularly known as the butterfly effect. This unpredictability results\, not from ine rtial terms in the Navier-Stokes equations nor from random heterogenei ty in the porous media\, but from the nonlinear structure of the dynam ic system itself\, in which solute plumes are stretched and folded\, p opularly known as the baker’\;s transformation. The analysis of s uch flows depends on Lagrangian tools including Lyapunov exponents to quantify the butterfly effect and Poincaré sections to visualize the flow morphology. The literature features three principal applications to date\, namely (1) ubiquitous chaotic advection at the pore scale\, (2) naturally occurring chaotic advection at the Darcy scale\, and (3) engineered chaotic advection\, a subset of engineered injection and e xtraction (EIE). Among these applications\, EIE has attracted the most attention so far\, including theoretical developments\, laboratory ex periments\, and one field test\, with contributions from groups in Aus tralia\, Canada\, Germany\, India\, Spain\, and the United States. Cha otic advection in porous media holds promise for understanding natural processes\, such as carbon and nutrient cycling\, and engineered proc esses\, such as groundwater remediation and in situ leach mining. If o ne accepts the premise that the rich complexity of biogeochemistry in subsurface environments is often transport-limited\, DTSTART:20250716T150000Z DTEND:20250716T160000Z LOCATION:Übungsraum Geologie (00301.01.124) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:PhD Defense – C. Wolf\, M.Sc. UID:fcb2-eec0-443e-21988@www.gzn.nat.fau.de DESCRIPTION:As part of her doctoral examination\, Ms. Cordula Wolf wil l give a 30-minute scientific presentation on the topic: “Linking ea rly hydrate phase formation and rheological properties in Portland cem ent-based systems: Ettringite as a key factor in controlling rheology with regard to new technologies such as 3D printing” The presentatio n will be followed by a 15-minute discussion. Both the presentation an d the discussion are open to the public. When? Friday\, 20 June 2025\, at 2:30 p.m. Where? Übungsraum Mineralogie (00301.01.140)\, GeoZentr um Nordbayern\, Schloßgarten 5a\, Erlangen DTSTART:20250620T143000Z DTEND:20250620T153000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Start of lectures (summer semester 2025) UID:39bf-ea7e-44c5-20031@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:When does what happen in the semester? All semester/lectur e periods and other dates can be found on the official FAU page “Imp ortant semester dates”. We wish everyone a good start to the summer semester 2025. DTSTART:20250423T000000Z DTEND:20250423T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Event "Echt oder Fake" UID:86c4-e74d-d542-19938@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:At this event\, speakers give a short presentation on a to pic of their choice\, which contains either true or false information. Afterwards\, the audience can give tips on whether the content is “ real” or “fake”. In this way\, the whole event is a mixture of a lecture hall quiz and “training” in critical questioning. Video r ecordings of past events can be found here. Organized by the FSV Nat. The event will be held in German language. DTSTART:20250508T183000Z DTEND:20250508T210000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Girls' Day 2025 UID:73a2-a9ab-420c-19936@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:The Girls’\; Day will take place nationwide for the 2 5th time on April 3\, 2025. The Girls’\; Day offers girls from th e 5th grade onwards the opportunity to gain an insight into profession al fields that girls rarely consider in the career orientation process . The online registration is possible from 07.01.2025 to 18.02.2025. DTSTART:20250303T090000Z DTEND:20250303T120000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:End of the lecture period (WS 24/25) UID:885a-d114-b3e8-19934@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Further semester and lecture periods of the FAU can be fou nd on the official website of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erl angen-Nürnberg. DTSTART:20250207T000000Z DTEND:20250207T000000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introduction Master GeoThermal/GeoEnergy UID:66f1-f7ae-983c-19385@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:We warmly welcome all students of the GeoThermal/GeoEnergy Master to take part in our introduction for the GeoThermal/GeoEnergy Master on the 11th of October 2024 at 12:30 am in the exercise room Mi neralogy. We look forward to your arrival! DTSTART:20241011T123000Z DTEND:20241011T133000Z LOCATION:Exercise Room Mineralogy\nGeoZentrum Nordbayern (Schlossgarte n 5\, 91054 Erlangen) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introduction Bachelor Geoscience UID:d85a-136f-6313-19212@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:We warmly welcome all students of the Geoscience Bachelor to take part in our introduction for the Geoscience Bachelor on the 10 th of October 2024 at 09 am in the exercise room Mineralogie. We look forward to your arrival! DTSTART:20241010T090000Z DTEND:20241010T100000Z LOCATION:Exercise room Mineralogie\, GeoZentrum (Schlossgarten 5\, 910 54 Erlangen) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introduction Master Geoscience UID:7723-c941-170a-19135@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:We warmly welcome all students of the Geoscience Master to take part in our introduction for the Geoscience Master on the 10th o f October 2024 at 11 am in the exercise room Mineralogie. We look forw ard to your arrival! DTSTART:20241010T110000Z DTEND:20241010T120000Z LOCATION:Exercise room Mineralogie\,\nGeoZentrum (Schlossgarten 5\, 91 054 Erlangen) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Vocatium Nuremberg UID:1ce4-e722-2703-18895@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday\, 02.07.2024 and Wednesday\, 03.07.2024\, the G eoZentrum will be represented at the FAU stand at the vocatium Nurembe rg 2024\, job fair. You can get an insight into the Geosciences progra mme at FAU. Our programme representatives will be happy to answer your questions or provide further information. We look forward to your vis it! Information vocatium Nuremberg 2024 Date: 02.07. –\; 03.07. 2 024 Location: Meistersingerhalle (Nuremberg) Time: 08:30 –\; 15:0 0 Free admission Further information can be found on the official home page of the organiser. DTSTART:20240702T083000Z DTEND:20240703T150000Z LOCATION:Meistersingerhalle (Nuremberg) DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Geobaptism UID:dd73-7342-4d95-18893@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Hello everyone\, in addition to the European Championships \, it is our pleasure to invite you the next big event will take place on Friday\, 21.06.24 with the geo-baptism. As in previous years\, thi s ceremonial procession will take place on the Herbstwiesenweg in Bruc k. Start would be at 6 pm. If you’\;re not already planning on Po land against Austria\, you’\;re welcome to come along. We look fo rward to see you! Good luck! DTSTART:20240621T180000Z DTEND:20240621T220000Z LOCATION:Herbstwiesenweg in Bruck DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Can nature adapt to climate change? UID:fc91-baca-ffc7-17485@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DTSTART:20240507T190000Z DTEND:20240507T210000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Real or Fake? UID:bf97-f2fb-8078-16278@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:During this event multiple speakers will give a talk about a topic of their choosing. This lecture will have either true or fals e information. Afterwards the audience will give their opinion: Is the lecture based on ‘\;true’\; facts or ‘\;fake’\; f acts? Videos of past presentations can be found here. DTSTART:20240618T183000Z DTEND:20240618T210000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Barbara Party UID:12a3-e8eb-477b-15444@www.gzn.nat.fau.eu DESCRIPTION:Dear students\, dear staff\, dear alumni\, the FSI would l ike to invite everyone who is studying or has studied\, is employed or was employed at the Geozentrum to this year’\;s Barbara celebrat ion on 12/11/2023 (Monday). We will meet at 17:30 at the Hexenhaus beh ind the GZN. We will be serving drinks there. For this we ask you to b ring your own cup. Around 20:00 we will make our way together to the E -Werk\, where we will spend the rest of the evening. We look forward t o seeing you there! Glück Auf! Your FSI Geosciences DTSTART:20231211T173000Z DTEND:20231212T060000Z DTSTAMP:20261013T220028Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR