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  1. Second field campaign in the Guatemala Project Christoph Grützner has run his second field campaign to study the activity of the plate boundary in Guatemala. 
    Panoramic view along the Motagua Fault in Central Guatemala.
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  2. New paper on the tectonics of Slovenia The Sava Fault is one of the most active faults in Slovenia. In a new article, Jamšek Rupnik et al. present new data on the geometry of the fault and a preliminary slip rate estimate. Our working group was involved in the work.
    The Sava Fault in Slovenia.
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  3. First field campaign in the Guatemala project Christoph Grützner carried out the first field campaign for his project on the plate boundary in Guatemala.
    Fuego eruption in the sunset
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  4. New paper on the 1948 Aşgabat earthquake in Türkmenistan In a new paper we describe the fault system responsible for the 1948 Aşgabat earthquake in Turkmenistan with a magnitude of Ms7.3.
    Panoramic view of Aşgabat in Türkmenistan
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  5. Geophysical Model Generator Workshop On 19.01.2024, Marcel Thielmann will lead the Geophysical Model Generator Workshop from 12-17h
    Geophysical Model Generator
    Graphic: Marcel Thielmann
  6. MGEO005 Geowissenschaftliche Vertiefung I - Multiview Photogrammetry: 3D Virtual Geology for everyone Compact course for MSc.-students 26 Feb-01 Mar, 2024. Topics: Photogrammetry, Structure-from-Motion and Virtual Geology/3D outcrops. Teaching language will English; the course will be held by Marko Vrabec from Uni Ljubljana.
    Digital elevation model from frone imagery
    Picture: Christoph Grützner
  7. Online talk by Christoph Grützner on the tectonics of the Alps, 2023-12-13 On 2023-12-13 Christoph Grützner will give an online talk on the Active tectonics of the Alps-Dinarides junction in the TSK seminar series.
    Study area of the new DFG-funded project by Christoph Grützner, Kamil Ustaszewski, Klaus Reicherter (RWTH Aachen)
    Graphic: Christoph Grützner
  8. Graduate Award Geosciences 2023 for Jakob Stubenrauch Jakob Stubenrauch received the Graduate Award Geosciences 2023 of the faculty for his MSc thesis "Active tectonics and tectonic geomorphology in the region of the Fella-Sava Fault". Congratulations!
    Jakob Stubenrauch in the field
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  9. New paper on strong earthquakes in Cusco, Peru In a new study of Holocene earthquakes in Cusco, Peru, an international team combines dating of moraines with paleoseismological studies. The Tambomachay fault caused at least three major earthquakes in the last 9,000 years.
    A displaced moraine in Cusco, Peru.
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  10. Talk by Christoph Grützner in the kärnten.museum, Klagenfurt, 2023-11-24 On 24 November, 2023 Christoph Grützner will give a lecture at the symposium "Kärnten bebt(e) - Neue Fragen und Aspekte zur Archäoseismologie" on "Strong earthquakes in the Alps and how to date them" at the kärnten.museum in Klagenfurt.
    A small trench into a sackung in Austria
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  11. New paper on the tectonic geomorphology of Slovenia In a new paper we investigate the tectonic geomorphology of Slovenia and we point out why commonly used methods often do not work.
    The Idrija Fault in Slovenia
    Image: Christoph Grützner
  12. Public lecture by Kamil Ustaszewski in the kärnten.museum, Klagenfurt, May 31, 2023 On May 31, 2023, Kamil Ustaszewski will give a public lecture on "Historical and prehistoric earthquakes in Carinthia and Friuli along the Periadriatic fault system" at the kärnten.museum in Klagenfurt
    The Periadriatic Fault in the Gailta, Austria.
    Image: Kamil Ustaszewski
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