Since the beginning of April this year, Professor Dr. Gabriele Chiogna has been working as a new professor for Applied Geology and Modeling of Environmental Systems at the GeoZentrum Nordbayern.
Prof. Chiogna completed his studies in Trento and Tübingen, and subsequently earned his doctorate in Tü...
The Chair of Mineralogy participated in the first international RILEM conference on mineral carbonation of cement and concrete (MC3 2024) on 16 and 17 April 2024. Read more…
Public event to mark the conclusion of a DFG research group. With lectures by Hans-Otto Pörtner, Lisa Hülsmann and Wolfgang Kießling. Followed by a reception in the foyer of the Orangerie.
Congratulations to Christina Schubert for being awarded the Fritz und Maria-Hofman-Prize for her outstanding Master Thesis about enhanced weathering at GZN / Applied Geology.
The team members are particularly proud for being involved in this work.
We also thank the Carbon Drawdown Initiative in...
We are proud to announce that Prof. Dr. Rachel Warnock, Professor in Systems Paleobiology at the GeoZentrum, has been awarded the prestigious Hodson Award from ‘The Paleontological Association’, the largest paleontological society in Europe.
The Hodson Award, named after one of the founding members...
In the frame of the 41. Erlanger Universitätstage in Ansbach about Sustainability J. Barth and W. Kiessling each gave a public presentation with the titels „Nachhaltigkeit Biodiversität und Klima“ (Sustainability Biodiversity and Climate) and „Wasser, Klima, Nachhaltigkeit“ (Water, Climate, Sustai...
For topics related to water Germany is represented via the Foreign Office to the International Hydrological Programme (IHP) of UNESCO and the Hydrology and Water Resources Programme (HWRP) of the World Metereological Organisation (WMO).
Johannes Barth has been elected into the scientific advisory ...
Sustainability is more than climate and environmental protection. It runs through all areas of our lives - from health care to the business world to living together in society. This year's Dies academicus at FAU is also dedicated to sustainability: On Friday, 4 November, the university will be invit...
A new study of a tiny Triassic fossil reptile that was first discovered over 100 years ago in Scotland has revealed what the ancestors of pterosaurs could have looked like.
