THE OLDEST ROCK OF AUSTRIA – DISCOVERED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SALZBURG
It has long been known that very old rocks exist in the Bohemian Massif, which stretches into northern Austria with the Daube carving out its lower boundary. The working group, led by Professor Fritz Finger from the Department of Chemistry and Physics of Materials at the University of Salzburg, has been researching these ancient crystalline rocks for many years. They have now succeeded in identifying the oldest rock ever found in Austria in the Waldviertel.
28.05.: Guest lecture: How soil organic matter is formed at the interface between plants and soil
On 28 May at 2pm, Assoz. Prof. Dr. Carsten W. Mülle will hold a talk on “How soil organic matter is formed at the interface between plants and soil” (online via Webex). The Department of Biosciences welcomes all listeners!
Outstanding publication in statistics
How far can we go in simplifying complex structures? At what point do we risk drawing false conclusions? Salzburg statisticians have highlighted problems that could arise when the complexity of data is reduced.
