Janek Walk
23th Jan 2026 | 9:00-18:00
Log in
Log in
IRTG RTD: Determining the contribution of microbial necromass in soils of the Atacama Desert
Ramona Mörchen
10th Dec 2025 | 9:00-17:00
IRTG RTD: Theory and applications of terrestrial cosmogenic nuclides
Benedikt Ritter, Steven Binnie
18th Dec 2025 | 10:00-16:00
Upcoming Events
CRC Lecture Series for all CRC 1211 members:
every Monday afternoon during summer term (April-July 2021)
Upcoming RTDs in 2022:
Topic: Understanding of geophysical applications: Theory and hands-on training in ERT, CMD and paleomagnetics
Instructor: Dr. Pritam Yogeshwar/ Dr. Stephanie Scheidt
Date: 2022
Available spaces: 15
Topic: How to recognize and classify volcanic and pyroclastic rocks in the field
Instructor: Prof. Dr. Carsten Münker
Date: summer term 2022
-
PhD Retreat in October 2025
We, the PhDs of the CRC1211, recently participated in the second PhD retreat of the third funding period; this time near the Laacher See in the Eifel. These retreats allow us to connect to our... -
Namibia–Gobabeb Summer School 2025
This September, we, the PhD students Robert Hadfield (subproject C07), Julia Simonis (subproject B07) and Marianela Marino (subproject B01) and the Master student Socha Geirises (subproject B08),... -
Personal impressions of field work in the Atacama Desert by Julia Simonis
In March 2025, I, along with fellow PhD students Marianela Mariño and Eric Stein, Master student Robin Schweikert and our Professors Dietmar Quandt and Julia Bechteler from the B01/B07 projects, set... -
Hands-On Learning Across Borders: My Integrated Learning Experience in Germany and Sweden
Thanks to the support of the Integrated Research Training Group of CRC1211, I had the invaluable opportunity to spend four weeks gaining practical research experience in Germany and Sweden. This... -
IRTG Kick-Off Retreat 2025
We recently kicked off the third funding period of CRC 1211 with an exciting two-day retreat in Bonn organized by the IRTG. It was the perfect opportunity for us PhDs to dive into the projects,... -
IRTG Travel Grant holder Pablo Schwarze reports about his stay in Cologne in spring 2024
Thanks to the IRTG fellowship granted by the CRC1211 I was able to travel and stay in Germany during May and June, allowing me to learn about the processing of geophysical data, such as measurements... -
Attending the American Geophysical Union 2024 meeting with the IRTG mobility grant
From December 11th to 15th 2023, the American Geophysical Union held its annual meeting in San Francisco, California. The meeting reunited more than 25.000 scientists from more than 100 countries to... -
Simón Anguita reports about the IRTG fellowship he received in 2022 from the IRTG of CRC1211.
The IRTG fellowship provided me with the opportunity to work with the entomological collection from the Atacama Desert, housed at the University of Cologne, throughout the year 2022. These samples... -
Participation in winter school at ETH Zürich with IRTG mobility grant
From Jan. 22nd to Jan. 27th 2023 a joint group from ETH Zürich and University of Zürich held the 15th winter school on light- and electron-microscopy. Awarded with a mobility grant from the IRTG,... -
From the tundra to the desert nematodes can be found everywhere
Nematodes, also known as roundworms, are invertebrates that can inhabit soil and water bodies. They have been reported in all continents and can live in extreme environments such as Antarctica or... -
Learning about taxonomy and DNA barcoding of soil invertebrates
This summer, in July 2022, both PhD students of project B08 made their way to Norway to learn more about the taxonomy of soil invertebrates and learn how to obtain good DNA barcodes of those in the... -
IRTG PhD Retreat at Laacher See (Eifel) in 2022
In 2022, the second IRTG PhD retreat at Laacher See in the Eifel region took place. This time we started our retreat with an excursion day, to understand the Geology of the area, like, volcanic... -
Successful retreat of IRTG students
The PhD-representatives of the IRTG were excited to announce the first student-retreat of the CRC-phase back in September. The retreat successfully concluded on Wednesday, December 1st, after one... -
IRTG (Z05): Two IRTG Fellows have been granted a DAAD Scholarship. Congrats!
August 2021. We are very happy to announce that IRTG Fellows Camila Riffo Contreras (D03) and Tiago Menezes Freire (A04), both have been selected to receive a 48-month DAAD scholarship to pursue... -
Field work in Chile for Project D3 started in March 2021
The field work started in the North of "Cerro Coloso" (figure 1), at a hill in the Coast Cordillera of Antofagasta. IRTG fellowship holder Camila Riffo Contreras went on a fieldtrip to collect... -
IRTG Workshop Report: "Communication, group dynamics and (self-)motivation for doctoral students”
by Bárbara Vargas-Machuca The first IRTG Workshop about "Communication, group dynamics and (self-)motivation for doctoral students” last two days, and despite the coronavirus crisis, this workshop...
- gsgs
- sfgsg
- hfjhgj
- hjvnbbnvbn
Get in touch
Dr. Hannah Hertung
IRTG Coordinator
University of Cologne
Institute of Geology and Mineralogy
| Zülpicher Str. 49a 50674 Cologne Germany |
| Phone: | +49 (0)221 470-6101 | |
| E-mail: | irtg@sfb1211.de |
Dr. Daniela Hülle
IRTG Coordinator
University of Cologne
Institute of Geology and Mineralogy
| Zülpicher Str. 49b 50674 Cologne Germany |
| Phone: | +49 (0)221 470-2241 | |
| E-mail: | irtg@sfb1211.de |
IRTG Mission
Forging and maintaining an international,
interdisciplinary network in the area of Earth
and Life Sciences
 |
 |
 |
 |
|||
 |
 |
Partners Chile
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
||||
 |
 |
 |
 |
|||||
Partners Namibia
 |
 |
|
 |
|||
