Deutsch Intern
Chair of Geomorphology

Clara BORMANN

Tel.: +49 931 31-82411
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Institute of Geography and Geology
Working group Geomorphology
Am Hubland
97074 Wuerzburg

Campus Hubland South
Geography Building
Room 226

on appointment

Anthropogenic and natural influences on landscape processes during the Anthropocene

Working in the Anthropogenic signatures in reservoir sediments: the past century (AReS) project.

 

Since 06/2026 Research Associate, PhD Candidate, Chair of Geomorphology, JMU Würzburg

01/2025 – 12/2025 Student Research Assistant, Geomorphology Research Group, JGU Mainz

10/2023 – 01/2026 M.Sc. Climate and Environmental Change, JGU Mainz Master’s thesis: Geomorphological and geophysical investigations of a fossil large-scale landslide in the Ahr catchment near Sierscheid, Eifel

02/2022 – 07/2022 Semester Abroad, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University

10/2019 – 08/2023 B.Sc. Geography, University of Bonn Bachelor’s thesis: Geomorphological mapping and geoelectrical investigation of sediment thicknesses in two tributaries near Schuld (Ahr Valley)

 

AReS - Anthropogenic signatures in reservoir sediments: the past century

Due to their high accumulation rate and undisturbed sedimentation conditions, reservoirs form an excellent landscape archive for the Anthropocene. As part of the project, sediments from five reservoirs in the northern Eifel region are being examined in detail in order to reconstruct both human and climatic influences over the last 100 years.