Die Lecture Series bietet jeden Donnerstag die Möglichkeit einen spannenden Vortrag über aktuelle geographische Themen mitzuerleben. Gastdozenten sprechen über ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte und im Anschluss wird in der Diskussion über interessante Punkte debattiert und Fragen beantwortet.
Every Thursday, the Lecture Series offers the opportunity to attend an exciting lecture on current geographic topics. Guest lecturers talk about their main research topics and afterwards the discussion offers the possibility to debate interesting points and answer questions.
Donnerstags 16 Uhr c.t., Senats-Saal Nat.-Fak. /
Thursdays 16 c.t., Senats-Saal Nat.-Fak.
| Date | Speaker/ Title | Moderation |
|---|---|---|
| 17.04.25 | Dr. Lina Stein (University Potsdam) „Large text data to the rescue: How we can extract knowledge about extreme floods, droughts, and landslides from the scientific literature“ | Robert Reinecke |
| 24.04.25 | Dr. Dominik Kremer (University Erlangen): „Assisting a theory-driven look on living-world multi-modal data by place-based GIS functions“ | Julian Zschocke |
| 08.05.25 (16:30 – 19:30) | Geographies and Violence – 3 talks on global unrest: Jan Esper (JGU) – „Climate communication“, Elmar Thevessen (ZDF) „Trump rules“, Florian Pfeil (WBZ) „International law and the role of war“ | Volker Wilhelmi |
| 15.05.25 | Prof. Dr. Igor Obreth (JGU Mainz) „Development and application of novel micrometer-scale imaging techniques for sedimentary analysis“ | Andreas Vött |
| 22.05.25 | Dr. Juliane Schumacher (ZMO Berlin): „Green (new) deals, global justice and responsibility“ | Veronika Cummings |
| 12.06.25 | Prof. Anja Müller und Julia Bissinger (JGU Mainz): „A look at the language in the subject“ | Marion Plien |
| 26.06.25 | Prof. Dr. Georg Stauch (University Würzburg) „Eifel reservoir lakes as an archive of the Anthropocene“ | Felix Henselowski |
| 10.07.25 | Dr. Andreas Folkers (IFS Frankfurt) „After sustainability. Reparations and resilience in times of planetary emergencies“ | Mara Linden |