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DEUQUA now on Bluesky

The DEUQUA has decided to no longer maintain the account on X and has decided to move to Bluesky. Please follow us there for all news around the Quaternary, open positions, conferences, Quaternary throwback Thursdays, and more! Here is the link to our Bluesky profile:

 

https://bsky.app/profile/deuqua.bsky.social

 

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42. Jahrestagung AG Paläopedologie

Vom 19.-21.6. wird die 42. Jahrestagung der AG Paläopedologie im Fläming (Brandenburg) sowie dem mittelsächsischen Lösshügelland stattfinden. Nach einem Seminarteil am 19.6. (nachmittags) im Ferien Hotel Fläming (Neuendorf, bei Niemegk) wird am 20.6. eine Ganztagsexkursion im (Hohen) Fläming stattfinden. Dort werden aktuelle Befunde sowie offene Fragen zur Fahlerdegenese in Sandlössen und Decksanden des Nordostdeutschen Tieflandes zur Diskussion gestellt. 


Nach einer Übernachtung in Torgau an der Elbe besuchen wir am 21.6. den Kaolintagebau Schleben-
Crellenhain bei Mügeln, wo aktuell archäologische Prospektionen und Grabungen durch das Landesamt für Archäologie Sachsen (LfA) stattfinden. Dort wird der Schwerpunkt auf Bodenentwicklungen im sächsischen Lösshügelland, Kolluvien sowie Bodenbildungen im archäologischen Befund liegen. Die Rückreise ist für den Nachmittag geplant, optional ab Leipzig mit der Bahn.

 

Beginn 19. Juni 2025
Ende 21. Juni 2025
Website   https://dbges.de/de/dbg-themen/arbeitsgruppen/palaeopedologie

 

Das erste Zirkular finden Sie unten zum Download. Update - inzwischen ist das zweite Zirkular erschienen und steht zum Download bereit!

 

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3 year postdoc position at the Ruhr University Bochum

Deadline 23.12.2024

 

The new working group ‘Geomorphology and Geohazards’ at the Institute for Geology, Mineralogy and Geophysics (IGMG) at the Ruhr University Bochum focuses on the evolution of Earth's surface during the Quaternary. We use a combination of field, laboratory, and numerical methods to understand the interplay between transport, weathering, and erosion processes and their climatic and tectonic drivers at the Earth's surface as well as human-landscape-interactions. The methodological focus of our group is on the developmental and application aspects of geo- and thermochronological techniques, namely electron spin resonance (ESR) and luminescence dating, to get insights into the timing and pace of landscape evolution and related geohazards (e.g., mass wasting, floods). In addition to the use of geochronological techniques, we use an interdisciplinary approach (e.g., sedimentology, geochemistry) to understand Earth surface processes and how their interactions affect landscapes. Our working group is involved in the teaching of B.Sc. and M.Sc. degree programs.
 

We seek for a talented candidate (m,f,x) that will work on the development and application of novel ESR dating approaches to quantify short- and long-term landscape changes such as mountain denudation, fluvial morphodynamics, or sea-level changes. Further scientific qualification of suitable candidates is desired and actively encouraged.

 

Please find all necessary details here: https://jobs.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/jobposting/6490a70f3a02d0f4b514be32aadb05ca17758f3d0?ref=homepage

 

Stellenausschreibungen

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Wir wünschen viel Erfolg bei der Bewerbung!

 

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Kiel Conference: 25.–29. March 2025

Call for papers now open!

 

The interplay of environment, social relations, material culture, population dynamics, and human perception are the key factors of socio-environmental changes. The exploration of processes and parameters of societal change enable further exploration of transformations of human-environmental interactions. These processes and parameters are detectable in the development of, for example, settlement systems, material culture, or ritual sites, which link different socio-environmental components. Humans and environments deeply shaped each other, creating diverse social, environmental, and cultural constellations. On the one hand, examining the roots of social, environmental, and cultural phenomena and processes, which substantially marked past human development, can lead to a deeper understanding of the development of societies. On the other hand, a focus on transformation patterns within momentous developments of past societies opens up the possibility of identifying substantial and enduring re-organisation of socio-environmental interaction patterns.

The scientific programme of this conference aims to promote discussion by merging themes that explore the roots of social, environmental, and cultural phenomena and processes, well as different scales of transformations in prehistoric and archaic societies. Therefore, the sessions intend to explore wide diachronic and interdisciplinary spectra: From Late glacial societies to communities of pre-modern cites, from topics on human adaptation and coping strategies, to those on burial rites, residential behaviour, the formation of complex networks, and past health, as well as different theoretical and methodological approaches covering social, physical, life, and formal sciences.

 

Please see the announcement poster for download below and visit the conference website for details: https://www.kielconference.uni-kiel.de/

 

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PhD Position, University of Gdańsk

A multiple in-situ cosmogenic nuclides approach to dating erratics within the southern fringe of the Scandinavian Ice Sheet (DatErr 2.0)

 

The Department of Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology at the University of Gdańsk is looking for a motivated person for a PhD position within the National Science Centre SONATA BIS project.

 

The PhD candidate will be responsible for the analysis of glacial erratics located in the area of the maximum extent of the last ice sheet, as well as the collection and preparation of samples for  cosmogenic nuclides 10Be and 14C analysis.

 

The project is led by Dr. Karol Tylmann from the Geomorphological Reconstructions Laboratory,
Department of Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology. Candidates are requested to send their CV,  motivation letter, references from the supervisor of their master's thesis or immediate superior, and consent to the processing of personal data to the following email address: k.tylmann@ug.edu.pl. The final deadline for submissions is August 15st at 15:00, and the competition results will be announced by August 31st, 2024.

 

All details are available from the PDF below.

 

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