Science ORF featured Yuri's work on the history of permafrost in the Urals

VICE News has released a short film on cryogenic cave calcites in the UK

We are pleased to announce that registration and abstract submission for KR9 is open.

In 2015, a 1000-year-old gyrfalcon was discovered in Northeast Greenland

Stable isotope research was the topic of the 17th SINA meeting mainly organised by members of

Chloe joins us on an ERASMUS work placement

We welcome Simon Steidle to our group.

We visited two alpine ice caves in Salzburg and Upper Austria, one of which lost their ice half a century ago.

Our team set up an array of instruments to monitor an alpine ice shaft at unprecedented detail.

I great film was just released on the expedition to Patagonia in which Charlotte Honiat participated.

Katee Wendt was one of this year's recipients of the Hypo Tirol dissertation award

Yuri Dublyansky spent ten days in Crimea doing field work on the surface and in caves.

We are organising the 17th Austrian stable isotope meeting near Innsbruck

Gina was interviewed for Deutschlandfunk about the 2019 expedition

Katee Wendt led a recent publication about 475,000 years of groundwater history in Nevada

Gina has been invited to join the INQUA advisory committee for the Stratigraphy and Geochronology Commission for the period 2019-2023

Five members of the group attended the Speleothem Science Summer School (S4) in Cluj, Romania

We welcome Bernadett Berényi who will spend three months at our institute.

Gina and Paul have returned from a highly succesful expedition to NE Greenland

We returned to central Iran for a second field campaign

We warmly welcome Maria Wind to our group.

Tanguy and Charlotte visited two ice caves in the Julian Alps (NW Slovenia) and sampled organic macro-remains to construct a chronology of ice accumulation in these underground glaciers.

The Austrian Science Fund approved our grant proposal for phase II at Devils Hole, Nevada

Charlotte Honiat and Tanguy Racine went back to the French Alps for field work.

Paul Wilcox published the first precisely dated record of Dansgaard-Oeschger climate variability in Alaska.

Four years after we visited Budapest and its caves our group travelled to SE France for another social gathering – and of course some cave visits.

Paul is joining us to do his PhD.

Five members of our research group spent 13 days in southern Kyrgyzstan exploring hypogene karst features.

The Austrian Academy of Sciences voted in 29 new members (incl. 8 in the Young Academy)

The 9th Innsbruck Science Slam is aiming at bringing Science into the public and was held in the sold-out Treibhaus

This year's Weiss Prize was awarded to Christoph Spötl for his research on alpine ice caves.

Gina gave a lecture titled 'Lessons from the Past' for her inauguration as an Ingeborg Hochmair Professor

Yuri Dublyansky presented his Habilitation in a packed lecture hall.

Yuri Dublyansky, Gabriella Koltai and Christoph Spötl accompanied Mojgan Soleimani during a week-long field trip in southern Iran.

As part of the 350 year anniversary, the University of Innsbruck has made this short film about Gina Moseley's work in Greenland

Charlotte participated in an international expedition to the rugh west coast of Chile.

Mike is joining the group as our new ICP-OES technician.

Michael Meyer gave a well-attended presentation after the committee approved his Habilitation.

We continued our field work in Obir Caves and finished re-surveying Rassl System.

Der Standard has published an article on our geoarchaeological research in the Urals