Soil Science and Biogeochemistry
We are an interdisciplinary group of scientists with backgrounds in geography, geology, biology, ecology, agronomy, environmental science and analytical chemistry. We seek to understand how global climate change affects the multiple interactions of vegetation, soil, and the terrestrial carbon cycle. These processes are investigated with several complementary state-of-the-art biogeochemical methods in field and greenhouse experiments, combined with databases, modeling and upscaling approaches. Our teaching is research inspired and we aim to involve students early into practical projects.
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6.6.2025, 14:00: From Peaks to Plains: Mountain Runoff Contributions to Global Water Availability and Use in the Past and Future - PhD Defense
Sarah Hanus, Department of Geography, UZH; Ort: Y10, Winterthurerstrasse 190, 8057 Zürich; Raum: G 03/04
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18.6.2025, 10:15: Listening to the Ice: Seismological Insights into Fast Glacier Flow - PhD Defense
Ana Nap, Department of Geography, UZH; Ort: Y35, Winterthurerstrasse 190, 8057 Zürich; Raum: F 32
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20.6.2025, 14:00: Understanding and Quantifying the Morphological Dynamics of Upstream Debris-Covered Glacier Surfaces - PhD Defense
Boris Ouvry, Department of Geography, UZH; Ort: Y25, Winterthurerstrasse 190, 8057 Zürich; Raum: H 92