to safeguard a habitable planet.
The GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences is Germany's national centre for solid Earth research.
The vaccum closed-loop technology by Danish company Green Therma installed at GFZ site Groß Schönebeck is a new way of producing heat from underground without hot-water reservoirs and heat pumps.
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The four research institutes at Telegrafenberg had organised an open day for 26 September. The varied programme offered an exciting journey of discovery exploring the Earth, the climate and space.
Joint Statement by the Brandenburg Scientific Community on the Freedom and Resilience of Science
Where in Germany are the conditions favourable for wind turbines and ground-mounted photovoltaic systems? What legal, technical and environmental aspects need to be considered? The Renewable Energy Site Finder (EE-Standortfinder) provides answers to these questions. This interactive and freely…
From black-light mini-golf to their first ventilation control circuit - here’s how the new hires are experiencing their start at the GFZ.
Using a new approach, the GFZ PhD student investigated factors leading to zinc and lead enrichment in sedimentary basins. The metals are vital for electric vehicles, batteries, solar and wind energy.
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