Our work applies mathematics and physics to the study of physical processes occuring in and around the Earth. For our research, field observations, high-performance computing, and remote sensing methods get combined.
The overarching goal of our work is to further the understanding of the physics of our planet. Much of our research is devoted to (numerical) weather prediction, climatology, seismology, and the Earth's gravity field.
The Institute’s Seismology Group gathered for a farewell dinner to bid farewell to Clement Esteve.
On June 24th,2026 the annual come2gether of the department took place at the "Heurigen Zimmermann".
Wen Liu, a PhD student in the Department of Meteorology and Geophysics at the University of Vienna, has received the SEG Near Surface Research Award…
The first place in the "Snapshots of Exploration" photo competition of the Faculty of Earth Sciences, Geography and Astronomy goes to Niklas Kastius…
The latest generation of climate models matches reality so closely that the models themselves are no longer the limiting factor for climate…
The main topic was: Why does it rain—and why sometimes so intensely?
