Responsible from Program Board: HaPe Schmid (KIT), Gerrit Lohmann (AWI)
Responsible from Program Board: Daniela Jacob (hereon), Gerrit Lohmann (AWI), Thomas Jung (AWI), Sabine Attinger (UFZ), Anja Engel (GEOMAR)
Responsible from Program Board: Anja Engel (GEOMAR), Beate Escher (UFZ)
Responsible from Program Board: Michael Bott (FZJ)
Responsible from Program Board: Hauke Harms (UFZ), Sarah Gleeson (GFZ), Michael Bott (FZJ)
Responsible from Program Board: Beate Escher (UFZ), Thomas Leisner (KIT)
Mainstreaming Environmental Assessment for Complex Exposure
The cross-cutting activity MACE creates a platform to develop overarching activities in the program "Changing Earth" and “Health”. MACE strives to synthesise results of environmental and human health research to support solution-oriented risk assessment and management of novel entities, which are chemicals and other types of...
The Helmholtz climate initiative REKLIM is a research network of competence-driven modules. REKLIM produces and disseminates regional climate change information for societal use. REKLIM addresses the complete chain from knowledge generation to action. Here, we invite colleagues to learn more about REKLIM and to participate in its further development.
Presentation of cross-compartment and cross-scale observation for meteorological and hydrological extremes: MOSES deployments are presented using the examples of the Swabian campaigns 2021/2023 and recent campaigns along the continuum river-estuary-ocean.
Session organized by KIT, hereon, UFZ
Citizen science is successfully implemented as a participatory research approach in many Helmholtz Centres and is currently experiencing growing interest and popularity in research, politics and civil society. In our workshop we will present the plan to establish a Helmholtz Cooperation Across Research Fields (CARF) on citizen science and participatory research for social innovation, and...
The DataHub of the Research Field Earth and Environment is a joint initiative of all centers of the Helmholtz Association participating in the research program 'Changing Earth'. Three SubHubs assigned to the compartments of the Earth system jointly form the DataHub. Within the DataHub, FAIR data management is practiced to enable data science. Here, we invite colleagues to learn more about the...
Hazard and Resources in Reykjanes, Hengill, Theistareykir and Krafla, Iceland
On behalf of the Research Field „Earth and Environment“ seven Helmholtz centers have established seven novel joint acitivities for talent management und career development. We are going to pay special attention to the upcoming events and programs with open slots for participation.
Over the past years, the Helmholtz AI Consultants for Earth and Environment have provided extensive support to a wide range of research projects across the programme topics, including applications of AI/ML in Earth System Modelling, remote sensing, seismology and marine sciences.
AWIs INternational Science Program for Integrative Research in Earth Systems
The Geo.X/NFDI4Earth Academy’s concept to empower interdisciplinary scientists of tomorrow
A new DFG Priority Programme to reconstruct Earth’s deep dynamics
for a bio-inspired, climate and human friendly, resource efficient architecture
An all-season multiscale research campaign on the future evolution of the coastal upwelling system off West Africa
Geosphere INfrastructures for QUestions into Integrated Research
Future with Geothermal Energy
Helmholtz Imaging is the overarching platform to better leverage and make accessible to everyone the innovative modalities, methodological richness, and data treasures of the Helmholtz Association. Helmholtz Imaging covers the whole process from data acquisition and data preparation to data management and data analysis.
Atmospheric moisture, instability, and lift are the key ingredients necessary for the formation of heavy rain-producing clouds. We will present three different instrument combination (payloads) measuring atmospheric profiles on a weather balloon.
From heavy precipitation to flood: what measurements and models do we need for successful forecasts? New developments and ideas will be presented using the examples of current MOSES campaigns and recent extreme events in Germany.
Imaging is a central aspect of automation in toxicity testing - supporting the goal to increase the throughput and content in bioanalytical assessment of the many still uncharaterised chemicals in commerce. Both KIT and UFZ have developed tools to support imaging and automation in alternative test systems ranging from automated specimen positioning and video recording, facitlitated labelling...
50 sound clips from the Arctic and Antarctic oceans have been available to sound artists as well as musicians from all over the world for composition since last late summer. Now, the resulting creatively interpreted pieces have been released at https://citiesandmemory.com/polar-sounds/.
Institute for Transformative Sustainability Research
"SMART Cables and Fibre-optic Sensing Amphibious Monitor" investment seeks to revolutionise Earth monitoring capability by harnessing submarine and urban telecommunications infrastructure
An internationally coordinated, circumpolar, and year-round mission
On a way to FAIR and sustainable data management
by Deputy Program Spokesperson and Vice President of the Research Field Earth and Environment
overview presentation of the status and some highlights for P-LEACH
Overcoming challenges towards a common multi-hazard workflow
SynCom mission and aims, presentations of SynCom pilot projects and new SynCom projects, panel discussion “SynCom: Better together” with Antje Boetius, Kathleen A. Mar, Sabine Attinger, and Laurens Bouwer, Q&A
Responsible from Program Board: HaPe Schmid (KIT), Gerrit Lohmann (AWI)
Responsible from Program Board: Daniela Jacob (hereon), Gerrit Lohmann (AWI), Thomas Jung (AWI), Sabine Attinger (UFZ), Anja Engel (GEOMAR)
Responsible from Program Board: Anja Engel (GEOMAR), Beate Escher (UFZ)
Responsible from Program Board: Michael Bott (FZJ)
Responsible from Program Board: Hauke Harms (UFZ), Sarah Gleeson (GFZ), Michael Bott (FZJ)
Responsible from Program Board: Beate Escher (UFZ), Thomas Leisner (KIT)
"Breaking the ice" - How important are sea ice dynamics for the thickness of Arctic sea ice?
Revealing deep-sea biodiversity and foodwebs in a changing ocean
Real-time earthquake assessment: How machine learning improves earthquake early warning
ASPIRE - Advancing Subseasonal PredIctions at Reduced computational Effort
Merging the carboxylate and syngas platforms to solve the biorefinery dilemma
