08.11.2022
- 09.11.2022
Solidarity with partners in Ukraine
The management of LIAG condemns the Russian attack on Ukraine and the associated violation of international law and fully supports the statement published by the Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany.
LIAG offers to support Ukrainian refugee scientists in submitting joint research proposals.
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LIAG publishes Research Report 2021
In around 110 pages, the Research Report 2021 once again presents a selection of exciting highlights and project activities in the context of geophysical research into groundwater, geohazards, geothermal energy and climate and landscape change.
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Great interest at the open day
At the open day, LIAG researchers gave a hands-on demonstration of how they use their geophysical measurement technology - some of which they developed themselves - to get to the bottom of socially relevant questions on the research topics of groundwater, geohazards, geothermal energy and climate and landscape change.
Researchers install underground measuring system on Spiekeroog beach
On the North Sea coast off Spiekeroog, the DynaDeep research project has installed the SAMOS saltwater monitoring system developed at LIAG directly on the beach. The aim of the project is to install an underground measuring field to investigate the transition zones between the groundwater aquifers on high-energy beaches and the sea.
HyAfrica investigates natural hydrogen in Africa as an alternative energy source
The HyAfrica project is exploring deposits of natural hydrogen in several African countries to provide alternative energy for local areas. The long-term joint research and innovation partnership between the European Union and the African Union in the field of renewable energy (LEAP-RE) is funding the project with a budget of almost one million euros. In Germany, the Fraunhofer IEE and the LIAG are significantly involved.
Lower Saxony's Minister of Science visits LIAG at IdeenExpo 2022
Great interest in the potential of applied geophysics: Lower Saxony's Minister of Science Björn Thümler visited the LIAG at the IdeenExpo 2022 in Hanover, Germany, to learn more about research in, among other things, groundwater and soil protection, salinisation as well as geohazards and geothermal energy!
DESMEX-REAL project: Start of the geophysical flight campaigns in the West Harz region
Ore deposits in the Western Harz: In the period from 06 to 23 September 2022, the DESMEX-REAL project partners will conduct helicopter flights for geophysical exploration of the subsurface and invite the public to an information event in Lautenthal. The LIAG creates 3-D models of the electrical conductivity and coordinates measurements on the ground.
Study recommends immediate expansion of geothermal energy in Germany
Independence from natural gas imports: Meta-study on the potential of geothermal energy as a renewable energy and as a substitute for fossil fuels in the heat supply in Germany makes it clear that without immediate measures to expand geothermal energy, it is not possible to build up the eco-heat sector to achieve the national climate protection goals.
