Lehre@Geo-Conference

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Lehre@GEO-Conference 2026

Lehre@geo-Conference

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Program

Session 1: Closing Presentations, 2025 Funding Round, Part 1

1:00 PM Opening Remarks
(Office for the Promotion of Young Researchers & Dean Prof. Dr. Claudia Trepmann)

1:05 p.m. SF_2025_18: Rabea Seuferlein, Veronika Polte
From Niche to Mainstream? Communal Living as a Contribution to Sustainable Transformation in Urban Areas.

1:17 p.m. SF_2025_16: Luise Reimoser
Amphibole reaction rims as dynamic markers of magma ascent processes.

1:29 PM SF_2025_03: Juliane Buhl, Suzanna Lanzl
Petrophysical and mechanical properties of the Reykanes Peninsula lavas (2021–2024)

1:45 PM Break (15 min)

Session 2: Kick-off for the 2026 Funding Round

2:00 PM SF_2026_01: Nike Kreitmeyr
The influence of marine heatwaves on sea ice in Antarctica.

2:05 PM SF_2026_02: Moritz Käsbauer, Ludwig Pürckhauer, Annabelle Schön
Investigation of magma contact between carbonatite and anorthosite magma of the Kunene Igneous Complex.

2:10 PM SF_2026_03: Marlene Beer
(Re-)Territorialization of the platform economy: When online retailers go offline.

2:15 p.m. SF_2026_04: Anna Klein
Atomic mechanisms of nickel and iron distribution in the early solar system: A quantum mechanical investigation of substitution energies in forsterite and enstatite.

2:20 p.m. SF_2026_05: Konstantin Piller, Rosa Lydia Voit
U7+ Alliance – Student Challenge for Sustainable Development

2:25 p.m. SF_2026_06: Nicole Fiebig, Max Boerschmann
Dating of Santanyi limestones

2:30 p.m. SF_2026_08: Chiara Hartl
The potential of Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy to enhance traditional vegetation reflectance data for the retrieval of biochemical and biophysical variables.

2:35 p.m. SF_2026_09: Natalie Diesner
Dissolution and precipitation behavior of layered silicates under controlled alkaline conditions at room temperature: pH-stat-controlled batch experiments.

2:40 PM SF_2026_10: Levente Ifi, Alina Steinlein
Mapping of potential surface displacements associated with the Mw 6.3 Ceres-Tulbagh earthquake.

2:45 PM SF_2026_11: Flavia Mengoli, Emilia Campara
Geochemical Characterization of Hydrothermal Springs and Associated Alteration in Furnas (São Miguel, Azores) Rock.

2:50 p.m. Break (15 min)

Session 3: Closing Presentations, Funding Round 2025, Part 2

3:05 PM SF_2024_07: Sina Platzer
Influence of Pressure on the Curie Temperature of Titanomagnetites .

3:17 PM SF_2025_09: Zoe Schumacher, Luisa Neugebauer, Stella Pott Environmental Education & Nature Experience Trail .

3:29 PM SF_2025_19: Julius Weiß
Vegetation Structure and Fog Water Interception on Santa Cruz (Galápagos): Derivation of Functional Types Using Remote Sensing.

3:45 p.m. Break & Deliberation by the Award Jury (25 min)

4:10 p.m. Award Ceremony & Closing Remarks
(Office for the Promotion of Young Researchers)

Lehre@Geo-Conference 2025

The conference took place on May 28, 2025.

The faculty congratulates the awardees:

Michelle Nadya Putri with her project “Palaeolatitude estimates of Late Cretaceous Volcanic Samples from Balantak (Sulawesi, Indonesia)” (supervisor: Dr. Florian Lhuillier)

and

Moritz Angleitner & Julia Roppelt with their project “Construction of an Uncrewed Aerial System (UAS) capable of in situ acquisition of scientific data inside a volcanic ash cloud” (supervisor: Dr. Markus Schmid)

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Lehre@GEO-Tagung 2024

Lehre@geo-Conference

© HW.LOHRINGER

The conference took place on May 28, 2025.

The faculty congratulates the awardees:

Michelle Nadya Putri with her project “Palaeolatitude estimates of Late Cretaceous Volcanic Samples from Balantak (Sulawesi, Indonesia)” (supervisor: Dr. Florian Lhuillier)

and

Moritz Angleitner & Julia Roppelt with their project “Construction of an Uncrewed Aerial System (UAS) capable of in situ acquisition of scientific data inside a volcanic ash cloud” (supervisor: Dr. Markus Schmid)

Program:

1:30 pm
Welcoming remarks (Office for the Promotion of Young Researchers & Dean of Studies Geosciences and Environmental Sciences, Prof. Dr. Bettina Reichenbacher & Dean of Studies Geography, Prof. Dr. Ralf Ludwig)
1:35 pm
Anna Klein, Seán MacComascaigh, Kathrin Wolf, Sarah Schuh and Annika Luksch Development of an automated identification of micrometeorites using Raman mapping: sampling from different regions and development and training of an analysis system.
1:45 p.m.
Tim Drießle Combining multi-temporal LiDAR data and field sampling techniques for a quantitative estimation of livestock carrying capacity of rangeland in northern Tanzania.
1:55 p.m.
Mareike Winkler A Land Use Planning Approach for Villages at TPC Ltd. in Tanzania for Enhancing Living Conditions and Environmental Responsibility.
2:05 p.m.
Vivien Akpinar and Dennis Hagemann Extension of the working radius in Cambodia for the geochronological classification of the Terrain Rouge Formation
2:15 p.m. Break (15 min)
2:30 p.m.
Michelle Nadya Putri Palaeolatitude estimates of Late Cretaceous Volcanic Samples from Balantak (Sulawesi, Indonesia).
2:40 p.m.
Johannes Hahn Mineralogical classification of platinum samples.
2:50 p.m.
Moritz Angleitner and Julia Roppelt Construction of an Uncrewed Aerial System (UAS) capable of in situ acquisition of scientific data inside a volcanic ash cloud
3:00 p.m.
Break & consultation of the prize jury (30 min)
3:30 pm
Award ceremony & closing remarks (Office for the Promotion of Young Scientists & Dean Prof. Dr. Matthias Garschagen)

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