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Chair of Geomorphology

Geomorphology

The Chair of Geomorphology investigates how changes in climate and human influence affect processes on the Earth's surface, but also to what extent geomorphological forms and processes provide information about the climate of the past. Our research focuses on the geomorphology of arid regions, including Central Asia, Iran and North Africa, glacial geomorphology and fluvial geomorphology in Central Europe. A central focus is the influence of current climate change on the Earth's surface processes, both in arid regions and in Central Europe.

Secretariat

Room 228

Tel.: +49 931 31-85555
E-Mail: l-geomorphologie@uni-wuerzburg.de

Address

Chair of Geomorphology
Institute of Geography und Geology
Am Hubland
97074 Wuerzburg
Germany

Campus Hubland South
Geography Building

Team

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Georg Stauch
Chair holder
R. 227, geography building

Katharina Mößlein-Nechwatal
Secretary
R. 228, geography building

Clara Bormann, M.Sc.
R. 226, geography building

Dr. Raphaël Kerverdo
R. 225, Geographiegebäude

Günter Moritz
R. 123, geography building

Dr. Zakieh Rashidi Koochi
R. 225, geography building

apl. Prof. Dr. Barbara Sponholz
R. 229, geography building

Dr. Angela Tintrup gen. Suntrup
R. 230, geography building

Dr. Janek Walk
R. 226, geography building

apl. Prof. Dr. Stefan WInkler
R. 012, geography building

News

Reservoirs as archives of their environment

Sediments in reservoirs are veritable time capsules: they show how contaminated the environment was and still is with pollutants. Würzburg researchers are now investigating the situation in five reservoirs in the Eifel region.

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New team member at the Chair of Geomorphology Clara Bormann

We warmly welcome Clara Bormann, who is supporting the team of the Chair of Geomorphology in the AReS project, starting at the 01. June.

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New team member at the Chair of Geomorphology

We warmly welcome Dr. Raphaël Kerverdo, who is supporting the team of the Chair of Geomorphology in research and teaching since April 15th.

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