European Geothermal Congress 2025

6.10.-10.10.2025 | At the European Geothermal Congress 2025 in Zurich (Switzerland), our research group presented several contributions.
Growing together: Our inspiring working group retreat

At the beginning of September, our working group met for an intensive and enriching retreat in Gaberndorf near Weimar. The aim of the event was not only to explore specialist topics in greater depth, but also to strengthen personal exchanges.
Networking Event URBAN ARENAS

16.09.-17.09.2025 | At the networking event held by the URBAN ARENAS Seasonal Heat Storage initiative, our research group exchanged ideas with municipal utilities, other researchers, and additional stakeholders.
MLU at the INTERSTORES General Assembly 2025

11.-12.09.2025 | Advancing collaborative research on seasonal thermal energy storage.
Temperature Monitoring in the WGTES Storage Facility in Ingolstadt: Installation of Fiber Optic Cables
As part of the INTERSTORES project, Applied Geology is supporting the filling of the WGTES reservoir by installing temperature sensors in the form of fiber optic cables.
Applied Geology at the Long Night of Science

04.07.2025 | MLU and the Institute of Geosciences and Geography opened their doors for the Long Night of Science. Applied Geology was also represented with a variety of interactive stations.
Applied Geology was actively represented at the MLU’s company run and Lionletics sports events

04.06. & 12.06.2025 | The Applied Geology department was represented at the MLU company run and Lionletics obstacle course under the team name “Aquiflash”.
EGU General Assembly 2025

27.04.-02.05.2025 | At the annually organized EGU General Assembly 2025 conference, our working group presented several diverse contributions.
Peter as guest on the DeCarbon Cast

01.04.2025 | In the latest Episode 37 of the DeCarbon Cast on Spotify, Peter joins to discuss the potential of geothermal energy for the energy transition and tackling climate change.
Lukas receives Karl Zoeppritz Award

14.03.2025 | Lukas has been awarded the Karl Zoeppritz Prize of the German Geophysical Society for his outstanding research in the field of geophysics.