75 Years of Geophysics in Lower Saxony: The Leibniz Institute for Applied Geophysics Celebrates Anniversary

The Leibniz Institute for Applied Geophysics celebrates its 75th anniversary with an anniversary week.

The Jubilee

Foreword

75 years of applied geophysics in Lower Saxony describes a long-standing, complex know-how that we can be proud of at LIAG and in Hannover. We would like to celebrate this with panel discussions and keynotes on socially relevant topics within our research areas of groundwater, geohazards and georeservoirs as energy sources and energy storage on November 15, 2023 as part of the "November of Science" at the aufhof in Hannover. On November 16, 2023, interested people can experience geophysics at first hand: Various experiments and exhibits will be set up and explained for this purpose at the aufhof in Hannover - including how groundwater deposits and raw materials are researched with the 2.5-meter measuring drone, or how fault zones and thus earthquake potentials are created, or how electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity work and why this is important for topics such as groundwater salinization and geothermal energy.

 

Program on 14.11.2023

The LIAG seminar will be held by deputy director Prof. Dr. Gerald Gabriel and scientist Dr. Rodolfo Christiansen on the pioneering international project HyAfrica to study the formation of natural hydrogen in Africa.

Participation is free of charge, without registration and online

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Program on 15.11.2023

Festive event with invited guests at the aufhof Hannover. 

Public panel discussion on the topic of geothermal energy as part of the November of Science, #Knowember.

To the program (German)

 

Program on 16.11.2023

#Knowember: Experience geophysics - with exhibits and experiments from applied geophysics.

The event is free and open to the public at aufhof Hannover.

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