On Dec 11 Mojgan Soleimani successfully defended her PhD

Five days of focussed scientific writing in the baroque halls of a benedictine monastery

A new study provides insights into the extent and nature of glaciers in the Swiss Alps 300,000 to 200,000 years ago

The German/Central European Luminescence Meeting was held in Innsbruck this November with 43 participants.

A warm welcome to Jeffrey S. Munroe, who joins our group and the Institute of Geology as a guest professor.

Registration is now open for this conference on ice caves

Congratulations Paul on successfully defending your PhD!

Northern Caves 2023 was part-funded by the Comer Global Climate Change Foundation

Anika and Gina attended a PAGES QUIGS workshop dedicated to MIS 11 in Grenoble, France

We recently sampled an artefact scatter site for rock surface dating

The expedition to North Greenland is complete

Paul Wilcox returned from fieldwork in remote parts of maritime SE Alaska

Cryogenic cave minerals recorded the 1889 CE melt event in northeastern Greenland

We obtained a series of OSL samples from one of the paleontologically and archaeologically most significant caves in the Eastern Alps

Our rock surface dating contributions featured at the International LED in Copenhagen

Speleothems highlight the relevance of insolation in triggering abrupt climate changes

Jon Baker returned to Innsbruck and will work in our group as a postdoctorial researcher

In this interdisciplinary study we provide field, laboratory and modelling observations that help to explain how stalagmites are damaged by cave ice

Strong turn-out for our research group at EGU 2023.

Our group got bigger: Patric Simões Pereira started as a new senior scientist and Alexandre Honiat is a new PhD student

Leonie, Gabriella, Yuri, Tanguy and Christoph returned from 2 weeks of fieldwork in Namibia

Simon Steidle co-led a recent publication that provides quantitative constraints on long-term climate-induced groundwater changes in the desert of Nevada

Sarah Schaffer and Loic Martin (with dog Koby) started in the OSL laboratory as new PhD and PostDoc, respectively.

Simon, Yuri and Christoph returned from the desert of southern Nevada where they worked in Devils Hole 2

Gina Moseley receives the Südtiroler Sparkasse Foundation prize for Scientific Research

On Jan 10 Tanguy Racine successfully defended his PhD thesis on Alpine ice caves