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• Green­land's caves pre­serve ancient cli­mate archive

  27.10.2025
• New lab­o­ra­tory pro­vides pre­cise insights into past envi­ron­men­tal con­di­tions

  16.10.2025
• Wel­come Dr Char­lotte Piz­er: New impe­tus for research and teach­ing

  01.10.2025
• Farewell cer­e­mony for our long-stand­ing insti­tute employ­ees: Han­nah Pomel­la, Diethard San­ders and Yuri Dublyan­sky

  25.09.2025
• #IMC25 Voic­es: ‘We shed light on the inter­ac­tions between humans and moun­tain land­scapes’

  19.09.2025
• Wel­come to the team!

  19.09.2025
• Eleven projects approved by FWF and ÖNB

  The institute of geology is represented twice in the '1000 ideas' projects. There is the project from Christoph Spötl " Speleothems fill the gaps in the Paleolithic period Armeniens" and the project from Patric Simoes Pereira about "Antarctic sedimentation processes through U-Th dating" that get funded. 

  25.07.2025
• Water man­age­ment in ancient Arles

  The history of the aqueduct system in Arles has been deciphered through the analyses of carbonate fragments. Researchers from Mainz, Oxford and Innsbruck cooperated in this investigation. At the Institute of Geology, high-resolution isotope measurements were carried out on the limestone crusts, which can be used to trace the use of these water supply systems over time.

  14.07.2025

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