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With this documentary you will experience research into the ancient cultures on the northernmost island of Japan as the climate and natural environment have changed since the Ice Age
Today satellites measure the earth with millimeter precision. Today, the constantly available GPS guides you to your destination with meter precision. It has become so much a part of everyday life that it hardly seems possible to get by without it. W
After many years of research, archaeologists, fashion and textile designers and natural scientists present the results of their work in articles, books and a film:
Tagesspiegel Supplement - Paleobiologist Frank Riedel is researching what baobab trees tell us about the Earth's climate. The baobabs are his archive
Radio report Deutschlandradio - Paleontologists don't just deal with dinosaurs or other extinct animals. Their research on ancient rocks also brings important insights for the building materials industry and for climate research.
First broadcast on RBB Inforadio, “World Views” - Around a thousand animal and plant species live here that do not exist anywhere else on earth. The extraction and transport of fossil fuels without consideration for the environment must no longer exi
ZDF - Based on research within the DFG project “Phylogeographical analyzes of Patagonian terres-trial gastropods as a tool for understanding regional late Quaternary glacial dynamics”
First broadcast on RBB Inforadio, “Vis à vis”. On the occasion of the World Climate Conference in Montreal, the importance of the current research results of an expedition from the Free University of Berlin for understanding climate change will be di
From the series “Einstein’s Heirs” (ZDF). Based on research within the DFG project “Dynamics of the Indian Monsoon since the Mid Holocene: High-resolution multiproxy studies on the Tso Kar basin in the arid high mountain area of Ladak
From the series: "Europe's Forgotten Coasts" (ARTE). Based on research within the DFG projects “Evolutionary ecology and biogeography of gastropods of the Caspian Sea”
