Conference Agenda

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Session Overview
Date: Sunday, 03/Sept/2023
8:00am
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6:00pm
Field trip 3:To classic locations of Quaternary geology in NE-Brandenburg and to the family seat and the grave of Leopold von Buch
Meeting Point: 7:45 h at Berlin Central station -> "Straße am Steigenberger Kanzleramt". The bus is from "BerlinBus" Company.
Start: 8:00 am at Berlin central station, Europaplatz 1, 10557 Berlin
End: 6 pm at Henry Ford Building, Garystraße 35, 14195 Berlin
Excursion guide: Olaf Juschus and Robert Bussert
8:30am
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6:00pm
Exkursion 4. Rüdersdorf
Treffpunkt: 8:15 Uhr, Berliner Hauptbahnhof -> am Steigenberger Kanzleramt. Der Bus trägt die Aufschrift "BerlinBus".
Start: 8:30 Uhr am Berliner Hauptbahnhof, Europaplatz 1, 10557 Berlin
Ende: 16 – 18 Uhr Henry Ford Bau, Garystraße 35, 14195 Berlin
Exkursionsleiter: Ulli Raschke
3:00pm
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5:00pm
Pre-icebreaker Event for Students and Early Career Researchers
Location: Senatssaal
5:00pm
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8:00pm
Registration
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
6:00pm
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9:00pm
Icebreaker
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
Date: Monday, 04/Sept/2023
  Exhibition "Life conquers a planet: Example Earth" | Gesteins-Ausstellung: Leben übernimmt die planetare Steuerung: Beispiel Erde
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
7:30am
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8:30am
Registration & Welcome Coffee
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
8:30am
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10:00am
3.03-1 Advances in paleoclimate proxy development and application
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.20-1 Metamorphism and Deformation across scales
Location: Hall B (HFB)
4.13 Museen als Fenster in die Forschung
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.01 Towards 'Net Zero' with negative emissions and sustainable landscapes
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.17-1 Marine mineral deposits: Formation, exploration, and environmental impacts of human activities
Location: Wiwi 101
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Location: Wiwi 104
3.11-1 Triassic Revolution
Location: Wiwi 104a
3.24 Shaping divergent plate boundaries and associated georesources through tectonic, magmatic and hydrothermal processes
Location: Wiwi 105
4.02-1 Within and Beyond - Research infrastructures that strengthen Open Science Practices in Geosciences
Location: Wiwi 107
10:00am Ausstellung Geoparke
Location: Wiwi 102
10:00am
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10:30am
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
10:30am
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12:00pm
Plenary Discussion: Wie trifft uns die Klimakrise?
Location: Audimax
Die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels sind allgegenwärtig: Gletscherschwund, Meeresspiegelanstieg, häufigere tropische Wirbelstürme, Überschwemmungen, aber auch Dürren und immer höhere Hitzerekorde. Damit verbunden sind massive Folgen für Gesellschaft und Wirtschaft, überall auf der Welt. In dieser Diskussionsrunde sprechen Wissenschaftler*innen und Aktivist*innen über die größten Herausforderungen, vor die uns die Klimakrise stellt. Wie unterscheiden sich kurzfristige und langfristige Folgen? Welche potenziellen Lösungswege müssen wir nun einschlagen und welche Chancen bringen diese für unsere Gesellschaft mit?
12:00pm
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1:30pm
Lunch Break | Exhibition
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
FS Sedimentologie Treffen
Location: Konferenzraum II HFB
 
1:30pm
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2:00pm
Opening Ceremony
Location: Audimax
Introduction and opening by the organising committee of GeoBerlin2023, followed by opening speeched by
Prof. Günter Ziegler, FU President
Prof. Martin Meschede, President DGGV
Prof. Ralph Watzel, President BGR
2:00pm
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3:00pm
Plenary Lecture by Isabel Montanez "Advances in reconstructing paleo-CO2 and ecosystem-climate-CO2 feedbacks through time"
Location: Audimax
3:00pm
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3:30pm
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
3:30pm
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4:30pm
30-Geotope³-Projektes
Location: Wiwi 103
Erlebniswelt Geoparks & Geotope
Präsentation spannender und beeindruckender geologischer Orte in Deutschland in einer Gemeinschaftsausstellung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Geoparks in Deutschland (AdG) und des Projektes 30 Geotope3 der DGGV. Gezeigt werden ganz unterschiedliche Methoden geologischer Erlebniswirkung: moderne fotorealistisch-dreidimensionale Geländeaufnahmen am Beispiel von 30 geologischen Objekten, geotouristische Angebote und Projekte der Geoparks, Ansätze für spielerisch-digitale Geotopwelten, Geoparks als außerschulische Lernorte mit BNE-Schwerpunkt sowie erdgeschichtliche Erlebniswelten im Film oder Podcast.
3:30pm
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5:00pm
3.03-2 Advances in paleoclimate proxy development and application
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.20-2 Metamorphism and Deformation across scales
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.12 Innovative concepts and sustainability with hydrogen: ...
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.28 From research to impact on people – how can geosciences be applied in development cooperation?
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.17-2 Marine mineral deposits: Formation, exploration, and environmental impacts of human activities
Location: Wiwi 101
4.06 From Unoccupied Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to Mixed-Reality Visualizations: Expanding Frontiers in Field Data Acquisition, 3D-Model-Design and Geo-Visualization
Location: Wiwi 104
3.11-2 Triassic Revolution
Location: Wiwi 104a
1.24 Reclamation and transformation of post-mining landscapes:...
Location: Wiwi 105
4.02-2 Within and Beyond - Research infrastructures that strengthen Open Science Practices in Geosciences
Location: Wiwi 107
4:00pm
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6:00pm
DMG Vorstands- und Beiratssitzung
Location: Konferenzraum II HFB
5:30pm
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7:00pm
Poster social - Themes: 1.01 | 1.04 | 1.12 | 1.17 | 1.24 | 1.28 | 3.03 | 3.11 | 3.20 | 3.24 | 4.06 | 4.13 | Others
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
7:00pm Öffentliche Abend-Diskussion "Das Anthropozän - Wie Menschen geologisch tätig wurden – und in Zukunft handeln sollten"
Location: Audimax
Seit der Industrialisierung sind die Menschen zu einer der wichtigsten Kräfte auf unserem Planeten geworden und haben das Erdklima, Landschaften und Ökosysteme tiefgreifend verändert. Wie können wir leben, ohne die planetaren Belastbarkeitsgrenzen der Erde zu überschreiten? Welchen Beitrag können die Geowissenschaften dafür leisten? Was können wir aus der Erdgeschichte lernen? Und wie können wir eine nachhaltige Zukunft gestalten? Darüber diskutieren die Klimaforscherin Ricarda Winkelmann und der Geochemiker Friedhelm von Blanckenburg.

Moderation: Georg Feulner | Potsdam-Institut für Klimafolgenforschung (PIK) e. V.
Student and Early Career Researcher EvenT (SECRET)
Location: Senatssaal
 
Date: Tuesday, 05/Sept/2023
  Ausstellung Geoparke
Location: Wiwi 102
Exhibition "Life conquers a planet: Example Earth" | Gesteins-Ausstellung: Leben übernimmt die planetare Steuerung: Beispiel Erde
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
 
8:30am
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9:20am
Plenary Lecture by Constanze Veeh "The EU Critical Raw Materials Act - the vital role of research and knowledge in policy making"
Location: Audimax
9:20am
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9:40am
Awards: Prof. Dr. Ralf Littke, RWTH Aachen – Gustav-Steinmann-Medaille I Dr. Frank Junge, Taucha – Serge-von-Bubnoff-Medaille | Prof. Dr. Nicole Richter, RWTH Aachen – Distinguished Lecturer 2024
Location: Audimax
9:40am
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10:00am
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
10:00am
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11:15am
3.28-1 Developments and progress in regional geology
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.06 Present and past sediment routing systems
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.03 Exploration of near-surface geological structures using active and passive seismic methods
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.23-1 Sustainable Groundwater Management to mitigate Water Scarcity:...
Location: Hall D (HFB)
3.16-1 Assessing biosphere geosphere interactions in the subsurface, at leaking wells, and natural vents and seeps
Location: Wiwi 101
2.03-1 Setting the stage for a habitable planet: Solid earth processes through time
Location: Wiwi 104
3.11-3 Triassic Revolution
Location: Wiwi 104a
3.27-1 Alkaline rock and carbonatite related magmatism
Location: Wiwi 107
1.11-1 Unlocking CO2 storage potentials for Germany
Location: Wiwi 108
10:00am
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11:15am
Earth Learning Ideas Workshop
Location: Wiwi 103
Earthlearningideas (ELI) have been devised for schools, colleges or for the general public. They enrich geoscience teaching by offering engaging activities which increase knowledge and understanding, whilst enhancing the interest and enthusiasm of students and developing their critical thinking skills. More than 400 Earthlearningideas are currently published for free use online at: https://www.earthlearningidea.com/.
Since 2019 the European Geoscience Union - EGU has instructed Geoscience Education Field Officers (GEFO) from 19 countries in Europe and beyond. They provide short interactive workshops to support school teachers in teaching geoscience using Earth Learning Ideas.
All conference participants are welcome to join the workshop. You will get familiar with about 6 - 8 ELI and at the same time experience a conception for a teacher training workshop that has shown impact in the UK, Europe and beyond.
11:15am
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11:30am
Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
11:30am
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1:00pm
Plenary Discussion: Nachhaltige Energie- & Rohstoffverfügbarkeit, sowie gesellschaftliche Herausforderungen
Location: Audimax
Die Plenardiskussion will das Zusammenspiel zwischen grundlegenden Erdprozessen, der Nutzung natürlicher Ressourcen und dessen Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft beleuchten. In jüngster Zeit haben die geopolitischen Entwicklungen weltweit den Bedarf an krisensicherer Energie- und Rohstoffversorgung, sowie sicherer und nachhaltiger Lieferketten verdeutlicht. Die Geowissenschaften besetzen in Rohstofffragen naturgemäß eine zentrale Rolle, sollten jedoch in Zukunft vermehrt als Bindeglied zwischen Industrie, Politik und Soziologie wirken. Dies wollen wir mit Vertreterinnen aus genannten Bereichen weiter erörtern.
1:00pm
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2:00pm
DV-GEO Townhall Meeting mit Mittagsimbiss
Location: Wiwi 103
In diesem offenen Format stellt der Vorstand des DVGeo seine Aktivitäten rund um die stärkere Vertretung der Geowissenschaften in Politik und Gesellschaft, den GeoNachwuchs, der Unterstützung von GeoVerbundprojekten, das Projekt GeoDE und die AG "Mehr Geowissenschaften in der Schule" vor. Wir freuen uns darauf, mit Ihnen ins Gespräch kommen!
Lunch Break | Exhibition and CO2-Live Injection Event @ Wintershall Dea Booth
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
 
2:00pm
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3:30pm
3.28-2 Developments and progress in regional geology
Location: Hall A (HFB)
4.08-1 Geological surveying as services for the public delivered by the State Geological Surveys of Germany - Current Issues
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.04-1 Hydrogen: energy carrier in nature and for society – from natural hydrogen occurrences to large-scale hydrogen storage
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.23-2 Sustainable Groundwater Management to mitigate Water Scarcity:...
Location: Hall D (HFB)
3.16-2 Assessing biosphere geosphere interactions in the subsurface, at leaking wells, and natural vents and seeps
Location: Wiwi 101
2.03-2 Setting the stage for a habitable planet: Solid earth processes through time
Location: Wiwi 104
1.27 Young Scientist Session
Location: Wiwi 104a
3.27-2 Alkaline rock and carbonatite related magmatism
Location: Wiwi 107
1.11-2 Unlocking CO2 storage potentials for Germany
Location: Wiwi 108
3:30pm
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4:00pm
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
4:00pm
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5:30pm
3.28-3 Developments and progress in regional geology
Location: Hall A (HFB)
4.08-2 Geological surveying as services for the public delivered by the State Geological Surveys of Germany - Current Issues
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.04-2 Hydrogen: energy carrier in nature and for society – from natural hydrogen occurrences to large-scale hydrogen storage
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.21 Distribution, reactivity and behaviour of TCEs in aquatic systems: surface-, ground-, hydrothermal- waters and brines
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.29 Breakthrough technologies and innovations along the mineral raw materials supply chain
Location: Wiwi 101
2.03-3 Setting the stage for a habitable planet: Solid earth processes through time
Location: Wiwi 104
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Location: Wiwi 104a
3.27-3 Alkaline rock and carbonatite related magmatism
Location: Wiwi 107
4.09 3D models in education and outreach - synergy of research, geotourism, conservation and georisk assessment
Location: Wiwi 108
5:30pm
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7:00pm
Poster social - Themes: 1.03 | 1.07 | 1.09 | 1.21 | 1.22 | 1.23 | 1.27 | 1.29 | 2.06 | 3.06 | 3.16 | 3.27 | 3.28 | 4.08 | 4.09 | 4.10
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
7:00pm DGGV Member Meeting | DGGV Mitgliederversammlung
Location: Audimax
Date: Wednesday, 06/Sept/2023
  Ausstellung Geoparke
Location: Wiwi 102
Exhibition "Life conquers a planet: Example Earth" | Gesteins-Ausstellung: Leben übernimmt die planetare Steuerung: Beispiel Erde
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
 
8:30am
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9:20am
Plenary Lecture by Timothy W. Lyons "How Earth’s early oceans and atmosphere help guide the search for life beyond"
Location: Audimax
9:20am
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9:40am
Awards: Prof. Dr. John Donald Bruce Dingwell, LMU München – Gustav-Steinmann-Medaille I Prof Dr. Victor Ramos, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina – Leopold-von-Buch-Plakette
Location: Audimax
9:30am
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11:30am
Seminar Geo-Karrierepfade/ career pathways in geosciences (Hold in English.)
Location: Wiwi 103
9:40am
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10:00am
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
10:00am
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11:15am
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Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.14-1 Applied stratigraphy of Central European basins
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.07 Understanding reactions and transport in porous, fractured, and tight media - from field work to rock analytics and predictive modelling
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.14 Secondary raw materials: Geoscientific approaches to enable a circular economy
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.10-1 Lithiumresources
Location: Wiwi 101
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Location: Wiwi 104
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Location: Wiwi 104a
3.30 Recent advances in geoscientific investigations of the ocean floor
Location: Wiwi 105
4.10-1 Geoscience Education Research - What do we Know About Learning and Teaching geosciences?
Location: Wiwi 107
4.07 Data-driven digital twins of the subsurface and their applications
Location: Wiwi 108
11:15am
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11:30am
Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
11:30am
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1:00pm
Plenary Discussion: Should we colonize Mars (or the Moon)?
Location: Audimax
No other planet seems to be in such demand as Mars - but why, actually? Out of curiosity if there is or once was life there? As a "plan b" for humanity? What plans do actually currently exist on how to use Mars? And can the Moon serve as a new gateway to the Solar System? Where can we specifically mine raw materials or even establish colonies? And should we? Which scientific, political or ethical restrictions need to be considered when talking about "using" or colonizing Mars or the Moon? This panel discussion brings together experts from different disciplines that will add arguments both pro and con these various aspects of going to Mars or the Moon.
1:00pm
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2:00pm
FS Geodidaktik Treffen
Location: Wiwi 103
Lunch Break | Exhibition and CO2-Live Injection Event @ Wintershall Dea Booth
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
 
2:00pm
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3:30pm
3.21-1 Tectonic Systems - TSK Open Session
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.14-2 Applied stratigraphy of Central European basins
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.05-1 Aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES): Potential, technologies and geoscientific challenges for a sustainable energy transition
Location: Hall C (HFB)
3.29 Latest achievements in scientific drilling and ocean-continental feedbacks
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.10-2 Lithiumresources
Location: Wiwi 101
3.25 The links between deep-seated mechanisms, surface processes and landscape evolution
Location: Wiwi 104
3.12-1 Past climates and environments inform our future
Location: Wiwi 104a
2.06-1 Interior, surface and atmosphere processes on rocky worlds
Location: Wiwi 105
4.10-2 Geoscience Education Research - What do we Know About Learning and Teaching geosciences?
Location: Wiwi 107
4.03-1 Open Science and Data – challenges, opportunities and best practices
Location: Wiwi 108
3:30pm
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4:00pm
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
Book Launch Event at Springer Booth "Didaktik der Geowissenschaften"
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
 
4:00pm
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5:30pm
3.21-2 Tectonic Systems - TSK Open Session
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.10 Constraining the rate of change in the Earth System through integrated stratigraphic approaches
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.05-2 Aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES): Potential, technologies and geoscientific challenges for a sustainable energy transition
Location: Hall C (HFB)
3.22 From the ocean floor to the deep mantle and the arc: Element cycling through subduction zones and in orogens
Location: Hall D (HFB)
3.13 Identifying tectonics and climatic signals in deep-time: challenges and opportunities
Location: Wiwi 101
1.20 Resource management tools – as a knowledge base for the availability of raw materials and for decision-making
Location: Wiwi 104
3.12-2 Past climates and environments inform our future
Location: Wiwi 104a
2.06-2 Interior, surface and atmosphere processes on rocky worlds
Location: Wiwi 105
4.10-3 Geoscience Education Research - What do we Know About Learning and Teaching geosciences?
Location: Wiwi 107
4.03-2 Open Science and Data – challenges, opportunities and best practices
Location: Wiwi 108
5:30pm
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6:30pm
Poster social - Themes: 1.05 | 1.06 | 1.10 | 1.13 | 1.14 | 1.15 | 1.20 | 1.31 | 3.05 | 3.10 | 3.12 | 3.13 | 3.14 | 3.21 | 3.22 | 3.23 | 3.25 | 3.29 | 4.03 | 4.07 | 4.11
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
7:00pm Conference Dinner at Luise
Date: Thursday, 07/Sept/2023
  Ausstellung Geoparke
Location: Wiwi 102
Exhibition "Life conquers a planet: Example Earth" | Gesteins-Ausstellung: Leben übernimmt die planetare Steuerung: Beispiel Erde
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
 
8:30am
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9:20am
Plenary Lecture by Lesley Wyborn "OneGeoscience: Providing FAIR global access to all geoscience data - are we there yet?"
Location: Audimax
9:20am
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9:40am
Awards: Hermann-Credner-Preis: Stefanie Tofelde, Uni. Potsdam | Hans-Cloos-Preis: Michaela Falkenroth, TU Darmstadt | 2x Rendel-Awards DFG: Felix Augustin, Tübingen & Jonas Preine, Hamburg
Location: Audimax
9:40am
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10:00am
Coffee Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
10:00am
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11:15am
3.05-1 „Geomorphology and Sedimentology Beyond Boundaries“ - towards integrating geomorphology and sedimentary system science
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.02-1 Mineralogical, Geochemical and Biogenic Transformations in the Critical Zone: what, where, when and how?
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.15-1 Mineralogy of complex ore deposits – from exploration to ore processing
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.13-1 Site selection for a nuclear waste repository – Data acquisition, host rock characterisation and analogue studies
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.06-1 Deep geothermal resources and projects
Location: Wiwi 101
2.01-1 Late accretion processes from impacts to planetary differentiation - a multidisciplinary approach
Location: Wiwi 104
3.12-3 Past climates and environments inform our future
Location: Wiwi 104a
3.23-1 Mountain Building in the Alpine-Mediterranean domain – from mantle imaging to crustal and surface processes back in time - AlpArray and AdriaArray
Location: Wiwi 105
CANCELED: 1.31 Bergbau in Deutschland
Location: Wiwi 108
11:15am
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11:30am
Break
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
11:30am
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1:00pm
Plenary Discussion: Mehr Erdsystemwissen in die Schule
Location: Audimax
Der Globale Klimawandel und die Ausrottung vieler Tierarten zeigen uns heute ganz deutlich wie der Mensch das System Erde beeinflusst. Die Gesellschaft wünscht sich einen Übergang zu umweltfreundlichen und klimaneutralen Technologien und die Jugend setzt sich engagiert dafür ein. Doch gleichzeitig werden geowissenschaftliche Themen im Lehrplan marginalisiert und vielerorts wird Erdkunde mit anderen Schulfächern, wie z.B. Geschichte, zusammengelegt.
1:00pm
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1:30pm
Lunch Break | Exhibition
Location: Foyer (Henry Ford Building)
1:30pm
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3:00pm
3.05-2 „Geomorphology and Sedimentology Beyond Boundaries“ - towards integrating geomorphology and sedimentary system science
Location: Hall A (HFB)
3.02-2 Mineralogical, Geochemical and Biogenic Transformations in the Critical Zone: what, where, when and how?
Location: Hall B (HFB)
1.15-2 Mineralogy of complex ore deposits – from exploration to ore processing
Location: Hall C (HFB)
1.13-2 Site selection for a nuclear waste repository – Data acquisition, host rock characterisation and analogue studies
Location: Hall D (HFB)
1.06-2 Deep geothermal resources and projects
Location: Wiwi 101
2.01-2 Late accretion processes from impacts to planetary differentiation - a multidisciplinary approach
Location: Wiwi 104
4.11 Geo-scientific methods in Archaeology, Archaeometry and Experimental Archaeology
Location: Wiwi 104a
3.23-2 Mountain Building in the Alpine-Mediterranean domain – from mantle imaging to crustal and surface processes back in time - AlpArray and AdriaArray
Location: Wiwi 105
4.12 Geoethics – fostering ethical perspectives in the Geosciences
Location: Wiwi 108
1:30pm
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5:00pm
LEHRERFORT- BILDUNG
Location: Wiwi 103
2:00pm
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4:00pm
Stadtexkursion "Weltkulturerbe Museumsinsel" | 14:00 - 16:00 h
Start: 14:00 Uhr Museumsinsel // Granitschale vor dem Alten Museum (Nähe U Museumsinsel, Bus Lustgarten)
Anreise organisiert jeder selbst!
Ende: 16:00 Uhr
Exursionsleiterin: Gerda Schirrmeister
3:10pm
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3:40pm
Closing Ceremony
Location: Audimax

 
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