20.07.2026
In June, as part of the Arqus Alliance Researcher’s Networking Programme, our researcher Francesco Sauro visited the Department of Geography at the University of Wrocław to strengthen existing scientific collaborations and develop new research directions focused on the surface and subsurface
01.07.2026
A new weather station has been installed on the rooftop of the Department of Geosciences, enhancing the Department's capacity to monitor atmospheric conditions and support a wide range of research activities.The new system will continuously record temperature, solar radiation and other key
26.05.2026
On April 21, the report on advanced materials, prepared at the request of the European Commission, was officially presented. The document focuses on materials that are considered essential for the green and digital transition.Advanced materials — including superconducting materials for computers,
Speaker: Prof. Amanda Peng - Department of Geosciences and Sternberg Museum of Natural History, Fort Hays State University | Tuesday 26 May 2026 | 4,30 p.m. Arduino Classroom
26.05.2026
An understanding of biological diversity and its change through time has been a topic of study for nearly two centuries. Past biological diversity, frequently measured by species richness, is of particular interest to paleontologists who seek to understand past biodiversity and inform current
Speaker: Dr. Anita Di Chiara - National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (Rome) | Tuesday 19 May 2026 | 4,30 p.m. Arduino Classroom
19.05.2026
The Earth’s magnetic field is one of the most dynamic and important physical properties of our planet, serving as both a shield against cosmic radiation and a high-resolution chronological tool for geological records and human history. This seminar presents some of the recent advancements in
