DeepDyn - DFG Priority Programm 2404

Project website for the German Science Foundation's Priority Programme SPP 2404 DeepDyn about the reconstructing the deep dynamics of planet Earth over geologic time

SPP2404 - DeepDyn in a nutshell

The DeepDyn joint project is investigating how the long-term development of the Earth's lower mantle influences the geodynamo. Researchers from five specialist areas - palaeomagnetics, geodynamics research, geodynamics, geochemistry and biomagnetism - are relating their findings to each other.

Reconstructing the Deep Dynamics of Planet Earth over Geologic Time

In the priority program 2404, scientists from Germany and abroad work on researching the deep interior of the earth in an interdisciplinary network.

28 Apr
02 May

DeepDyn at EGU General Assembly 2025

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DeepDyn seminar series

Publications

Publications, research data and conference contributions of the priority program

Sanja Panovska (GFZ) presents her findings at the Castle Meeting in Utrecht

News from the priority program

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School projects in DeepDyn

MagBacBayern is the first DeepDyn school project to be launched. Here, pupils from Munich and Bayreuth can actively research magnetotactic bacteria.

School projects

Projects in the priority programm

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projects in the priority programm

Scientists

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Scientists from 14 different research institutions in the priority programm

Publications

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publications since the start of the priority programm
Group picture of the scientists in the Priority Programm at the beach of Sellin

Research team

An overview of all scientists involved in the priority program

Team

Participating research institutions

Map of participating research institutes in Germany

Map of all participating research institutes

Projects

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