Thesis topic |
Advisors: |
ELE |
EM |
ERG |
GEOL |
PAQS |
Uni. |
3D Fault Geometrie and Evolution of the Sax-Schwende fault (E-Switzerland), Details |
Prof. Marco Herwegh |
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BE |
Alteration progression in mafic-ultramafic associations in the Mirdita ophiolite, Albania., Details |
Prof. Esther Schwarzenbach |
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FR |
Fault gouges in the Clavaniev Zone: Microstructures and the relations to earthquakes, Details |
Prof. Marco Herwegh, Prof. Alfons Berger |
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BE |
General topics in lacustrine paleoseismology, other natural hazards, Details |
Prof. Katrina Kremer |
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BE |
General topics in paleoclimatology, paleoenvironments and sedimentary geochemistry, Details |
Prof. Hendrik Vogel |
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x |
BE |
Geochemical investigation of water-rock interaction at the ocean floor, Details |
Prof. Daniela Rubatto, Prof. Thomas Pettke |
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BE |
Geochemistry of gold-ore forming fluids in the Monte Rosa Gold District, NW Italian Alps, Details |
Prof. Thomas Pettke |
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BE |
Geological Characterization of the City of Lucerne in light of Underground Heat Storage, Details |
Prof. Marco Herwegh, Dr. Timothy Schmid, Prof. Alfons Berger |
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BE |
Geology, geomorphology, weathering and sediment transport in an Alpine drainage basin, Details |
Prof. Fritz Schlunegger, Prof. Naki Akçar |
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BE |
Geometries of 3D Flow paths in fault-related hydrothermal systems, Details |
Prof. Marco Herwegh, Prof. Alfons Berger, Dr. Timothy Schmid |
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x |
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BE |
Ground ice content quantification using petrophysical models of electrical and seismic data, Details |
Prof. Christian Hauck |
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FR |
Himalaya gabbros: magmatic history and polymetamorphic evolution, Details |
Prof. Jörg Hermann, Prof. Daniela Rubatto, Prof. Pierre Lanari |
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BE |
Infrared spectroscopy of coloured gemstones, Details |
Prof. Jörg Hermann |
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BE |
Investigation of lower crustal rocks in the Ivrea-Verbano zone: International Continental Scientific drilling program , Details |
Prof. Jörg Hermann, Prof. Daniela Rubatto |
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BE |
Mechanisms of age resetting in accessory minerals, Details |
Dr. Guillaume Olivier Adrien Bonnet, Prof. Jörg Hermann, Prof. Daniela Rubatto |
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x |
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BE |
Mineralogy and geochemistry of hydrothermal deposits from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Details |
Prof. Esther Schwarzenbach |
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x |
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FR |
Multiscale 3D Fault Patterns and their Role for Seismic Activity in Switzerland, Details |
Prof. Marco Herwegh |
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BE |
New projects in Carbonate Sedimentology, Details |
Prof. Anneleen Foubert |
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FR |
Porosity estimates of near surface rocks using complementary geophysical data sets, Details |
Prof. Christian Hauck |
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FR |
Pressure dependence for the compositions of accessory phases in the Bergell tonalite?, Details |
Prof. Jörg Hermann, Prof. Daniela Rubatto, Prof. Alfons Berger |
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x |
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BE |
Projects in sedimentology and facies reconstructions, Details |
Prof. Fritz Schlunegger |
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x |
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BE |
Serpentinisation of an Archean komatiite lava flow, Details |
Dr. Renée Jade Tamblyn, Prof. Jörg Hermann |
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x |
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BE |
Storm deposits recorded by Molasse sequences, Details |
Prof. Fritz Schlunegger |
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BE |
Subduction zone history of an oceanic slab unit in the tectonic accretionary channel of the Alps, Details |
Prof. Thomas Pettke, Prof. Jörg Hermann |
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BE |
Sulfur and carbon signatures in oceanic lithosphere from the Alpine belt, Details |
Prof. Esther Schwarzenbach |
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FR |
The dynamics of conglomerate deposition in the Molasse Basin, Details |
Prof. Fritz Schlunegger |
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BE |
The peridotites and serpentinites of Antrona, Details |
Prof. Jörg Hermann, Prof. Daniela Rubatto |
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BE |
The reaction between tonalite and serpentinite in the Bergell contact aureole, Details |
Prof. Jörg Hermann, Prof. Thomas Pettke, Prof. Daniela Rubatto |
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x |
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BE |
The subduction plate interface: Geodynamics, chemical cycling and more, Details |
Prof. Thomas Pettke |
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x |
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BE |