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Introduction to the Institute of Geosciences

The Institute of Geosciences at Johannes Gutenberg-Universit酹 Mainz is a leading research and educational institution in the field of geosciences. The institute offers a wide range of programs and research areas, providing students with a comprehensive education and researchers with opportunities to advance their knowledge.

Programs and Research Areas

The institute offers various programs, including:

• Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in geosciences
• Research areas such as:
  • Biomineralisation / Kristallographie
  • Geoarch鄤logie
  • Geomaterial- und Edelsteinforschung
  • Geophysik & Geodynamik (Geophysics and Geodynamics, with research focuses on numerical methods, publications, and projects, as well as an institute for geothermal resource management, IGEM, and contact information for the team, including B. Kaus, H. Deckert, and T. Baumann, with their respective research interests and publications, and a group seminar, teaching, and open positions, including a download section for numerical methods and a link to the IGEM institute, which is not included here due to the constraints)
  • Hydrogeochemie (with a team led by M. Kersten, G. Wieber, F. Enzmann, C. Hinz, A. Jacob, A. Dabizha, and Xiaochen Li, and research areas including analytics, modeling, and geochemistry, as well as teaching and useful links, but excluding contact information and external links)
  • Klima und Sedimente
  • Metamorphe Prozesse (with a team led by E. Moulas, and teaching, including a download section and a PolMik-Kurs, but excluding external links and contact details)
  • Pal鄤ntologie
  • Petrologie (with a team led by Roman Botcharnikov, Stephan Buhre, Carina Hanser, Stepan Krashenninikov, Myriam Ruttmann, and Antonia Simon, and research projects, teaching, including a download section, and a JEOL JXA-IHP200F FEG-Elektronenstrahl-Mikrosonde, and an RFA-Labor, and examples of MSc and BSc thesis topics, but excluding external links and contact information)
  • Sedimentgeochemie (with a team led by Prof. Dr. Philip Pogge von Strandmann and D. Mertz, and publications, but excluding external links and contact details)
  • Spel鄤themforschung (with a team led by Prof. Dr. Denis Scholz, Dr. Regina Mertz, Dr. Dana Riechelmann, Dr. Maximilian Hansen, Dr. Jennifer Klose, Dr. Michael Weber, Tim Liesenhoff, Marcela Godoy, Julio Rodrigues, and former members, and research areas, teaching, a laboratory, publications, software, including StalAge and TERMITE, and open positions, but excluding external links, contact information, and a link to the team members' profiles)
  • Tektonik und Strukturgeologie (with a team led by V. Toy, F. Hawemann, A. Clarke, S. Fenske, S. Michalchuk, M. Venier, I. Ventola, and C. Passchier, and research areas, laboratories, outreach, teaching, including a masterclass in microtectonics, and publications, but excluding external links and contact information)
  • Vulkanologie (with a team led by C. Helo, and research areas, including volcanic eruptions, petrology, rheology, volatile, and 3D analysis, as well as teaching, including a download section, but excluding external links and contact details)
  • Vulkanseismologie (with a team led by M. Reiss, and research areas, and publications, but excluding external links and contact information)

Research and Teaching

The institute is committed to advancing knowledge in the field of geosciences through research and teaching. The research areas are diverse and interdisciplinary, providing students and researchers with opportunities to explore various aspects of geosciences.

Facilities and Resources

The institute has various facilities and resources, including laboratories, libraries, and research equipment, to support research and teaching.

Conclusion

The Institute of Geosciences at Johannes Gutenberg-Universit酹 Mainz offers a wide range of programs and research areas, providing students with a comprehensive education and researchers with opportunities to advance their knowledge. The institute is committed to advancing knowledge in the field of geosciences through research and teaching, and has various facilities and resources to support its activities.