Projects
The Rise of Anion-Shuttling Batteries: Chloride-Ion Batteries (CIBs)
Room-temperature chloride-ion batteries (CIBs) are an emerging anion-shuttling energy storage technology that offers a sustainable, high-energy alternative to conventional lithium-ion batteries.
Structural analysis of crystalline rocks in Saxony-Anhalt
Analysis of the deformation history and tectonic stresses in crystalline rocks potentially suitable for the final disposal of radioactive waste.
Material exchange at the granite-hornfels contact of the Ramberg pluton (Harz)
Evaluation of the critical raw material potential due to chemical exchange caused by magmatic-hydrothermal processes in the contact zone of the Ramberg pluton and the significance of these alterations for the disposal of radioactive waste in intrusive rocks of the Harz.
Value elements in the Kupferschiefer of Saxony-Anhalt
Geochemical-mineralogical analysis of Kupferschiefer in Saxony-Anhalt to quantify ore distribution in relation to deposit genesis.
Establishment of a teaching and research mine in Wettelrode
Project planning for the construction of a teaching and research mine at the Röhrig Shaft in Wettelrode as part of the steering committee
JTC-EU-Networking Conference
Find impulses, collaborations, and concrete common paths to a Just Transformation
Loss – A Perspective on Socio-Ecological Transformation in the City
Drawing on empirical research conducted among others in Halle (Saale), the project explores the significance of experiences, practices, and sites of loss within processes of socio-ecological transformation in cities.
Analytical traceability of lithium raw materials
Evaluation of the analytical possibilities to ensure the traceability of mineral lithium raw materials and thereby secure a sustainable supply of raw materials
More-than-human geographies of transformation: Hydropolitical spaces of contamination in and around Bitterfeld-Wolfen (Eastern Germany)
How are water, pollutants, and industrial legacies in the Bitterfeld-Wolfen region politically, ecologically, and socially negotiated, and how do these negotiations shape the transformation of hydropolitical spaces?
Between Marginalization and Emancipation: Negotiations of Belonging and “Being Eastern German” in the Transformations of Southern Saxony-Anhalt
How are “being Eastern German” and belonging locally interpreted, experienced, and renegotiated in southern Saxony-Anhalt under conditions of structural change?