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Werner Siemens-Stiftung 10 Jahre Förderung für Nachhaltigkeitsforschung

16.10.2025

Mobilization of isotopically heavy sulfur during serpentinite subduction

05.12.2024

WIr bekommen eine neue Mikrosonde.

12.10.2023

a new co-author paper: A porous-media model for reactive fluid–rock interaction in a dehydrating rock

10.10.2023

Timm John received Reinhart Koselleck - Project Funding (DFG)

18.07.2023

Congratulations to Xin Zhong for winning the 2023 Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Award!

27.05.2023

New paper: Numerical Simulations Reproduce Field Observations Showing Transient Weakening During Shear Zone Formation by Diffusional Hydrogen Influx and H₂O Inflow

25.05.2023

New co-author paper: Halogen enrichment in the North American lithospheric mantle from the dehydration of the Farallon plate

01.05.2023

New first author paper: First evidence of dmisteinbergite (CaAl₂Si₂O₈) polymorph) in high-grade metamorphic rocks

02.12.2022

We are extremely happy to announce that the DFG has granted the 3rd Funding Period of CRC 1114!

23.08.2022

New co-author paper: Global halogen flux of subducting oceanic crust

23.08.2022

New first author paper: Lithogenesis of a phosphatized tephra marker horizon in the Eocene Messel maar lake

13.08.2022

New first author paper: How fluid infiltrates dry crustal rocks during progressive eclogitization and shear zone formation: insights from H₂O contents in nominally anhydrous minerals

18.07.2022

New first author paper: Formation of Olivine Veins by Reactive Fluid Flow in a Dehydrating Serpentinite

17.06.2022

New co-author paper: Reactive fluid flow guided by grain-scale equilibrium reactions during eclogitization of dry crustal rocks

15.06.2022

Read our latest Nature Geoscience paper about slab fluids!

18.03.2022

New first author paper: Thermolab: A thermodynamics laboratory for nonlinear transport processes in open systems

18.03.2022

Congratulations to Lisa Kaatz on winning the Beate-Mocek award!

12.10.2021

Welcome to our new Humboldt-Fellow, Dr. Thomas P. Ferrand!

01.09.2021

New publication in Nature Geoscience: Lower crustal earthquake associated with highly pressurized frictional melts

28.06.2021