Earth Surface Dynamics Seminars
The Earth Surface Dynamics seminar series aims to bring together the broad range of researchers on Telegrafenberg looking at Earth surface processes (e.g., hydrology, geochemistry, geobiology, geochemical/carbon cycling, geomorphology) about once a month. The aim for these talks is to be broad and accessible and to cover globally-relevant topics, so that non-experts and specialists alike can find them enlightening.
Upcoming Seminars
Past Seminars
Mountains, climate, and biodiversity in the Andes-Amazonian system
Carina Hoorn | University of Amsterdam
Impact of low oxygen on coastal sediment biogeochemistry: the Baltic Sea as an example
Caroline Slomp | Utrecht University
The interplay between active tectonics, metamorphism, and the evolution of mountain belts
Alex Copley | University of Cambridge
Including Societal Adaptation Dynamics in Risk Assessment Models
Jeroen Aerts | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
A Reduced Silicate Weathering Feedback from the World’s Largest Rivers?
Edward Tipper | University of Cambridge
The Causes and Consequences of the Large Uncertainty in Near-Term Sea-Level Rise
Jenny Suckale | Stanford University