Welcome to the graduate research school GEOSIM
The graduate research school GEOSIM is funded by the Helmholtz association and grants from its home institutions: GFZ Potsdam, Freie Universität Berlin and Universität Potsdam. Earth scientists and mathematicians from these institutions have joined forces to provide training and conduct research in the field of Explorative Simulation in Earth Sciences.
Our goal is to train a new generation of outstanding young scientists based on a strong collaboration that will systematically link methodological expertise from the areas of Earth and Mathematical Sciences.
GEOSIM started on April 1st, 2011. Currently 23 PhD students from 9 countries and 3 continents have been granted a fellowship, working on subjects ranging from climate to hydrology to solid earth. See the 'About' pages for more information.
We will open a new application round this fall (application deadline in October, start in April 2013). A call will be published in various media, more information will be available under 'Admission'.
- GeoSim students at Gülpe, 01.04.2012. On the stairs, back row: Jana de Wiljes, Natalia Zamora, Linda Michalk, Olga Zakharova. On the stairs, front row: Nawinda Chutsagulprom, Verena Molina, Cathy Abon, Sanjay Singh Bora. In front of the stairs: Sebastian Reich (PI), Walter Acevedo, Christoph Glawe, Christian Molkenthin, Camilla Cattania, Elias Pipping, Lisa Schielicke, Ulrich Wilbrandt, Annette Müller, Matthias Munz, Nico Becker, Annabel Händel, Juliane Dannberg, Klaus Vormoor, Tobias Willenbockel, Elvira Mulyukova, Oystein Haug, Volker John (PI). Not on the picture: Antonia Oelke
News
02.04.2012 GeoSim student Walter Acevedo has been invited to attend the 62nd Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting . Our congratulations!
From 1-5 April the first GeoSim "Summer School" (Numerical Modelling of Geophysical Flows) took place at Gülpe.