XV Paleolimnological Session – Lodz
On March 20-21, we held the 15th Paleolimnological Session in Lodz, centered around the theme “Lake-peat geoarchives as a source of knowledge on paleoenvironmental changes.” Our team, representing us at the session, delivered a total of six presentations. The session consistently provides a unique opportunity to connect with colleagues from across the country. Each year, […]
Note on naukaoklimacie.pl
The „Nauka o klimacie” website has published a brief popular science article about our study of Lake Żabińskie and the reconstruction of temperature changes during the Holocene. We encourage you to read it (in Polish) at: https://naukaoklimacie.pl/aktualnosci/zbadali-11-tys-lat-historii-polskiego-jeziora-wniosek-temperatury-nigdy-nie-rosly-tak-szybko This news has also been featured by some of the largest news outlets in Poland, including Onet.pl and […]
Labwork in Stockholm
From March 10 to 14, Karol Tylmann was a guest at the Department of Geological Sciences at Stockholm University, where he conducted research on sediment cores from the bottom of the Baltic Sea as part of the “STREAMBAL” project. Karol was primarily involved in collecting glacial clay samples from the aforementioned cores for microstructural analysis […]
1st paleoIMAGING workshop – Mainz
A workshop on imaging techniques in paleo science was held in Mainz from March 11-13. “1st Paleoimaging Workshop” was held at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. This was the first meeting of its kind aimed at integrating the community of scientists using a variety of imaging techniques to reconstruct environmental changes. Four methods led the […]
STOTEN – organic carbon burial in Mexican lakes
We know that lakes bury significant amounts of organic carbon (OC) in their sediments contributing to the removal of carbon from the short-term carbon cycle. In this publication, we sought to expand knowledge of natural and anthropogenic controls of lake carbon cycling at lower latitudes by investigating four centuries of changes in the carbon sink […]
International Geomorphology Week 2025
Last week we celebrated International Geomorphology Week. Some of Us took part in the national celebration, coordinated by The Association of Polish Geomorphologists. On March Fourth, the Commission for Innovative Research Methods in Geomorphology organized the first edition of the session “Young Geomorphologists – Innovations and New Perspectives in Geomorphology,” where Young Geomorphologists from six […]
March lecture for high-school
Once again, we had the pleasure of hosting young science enthusiasts in our department! On March 11, we welcomed students from the Third High School in Gdansk, who explored the mysteries of lake sediments and varves during a 2.5-hour class. As part of the classes “In the Micro-World of Varves – Environmental History Recorded in […]
Pakt dla Mokradeł – Poznań 2025
Between Feb. 3 and 5, conference “Pakt dla Mokradeł” took place in Poznań. Sambor Czerwiński represented our department and gave a talk titled “Paleoekologia vs. historia. Ślady wędrówek ludów (ok. 360-510 CE) w torfowisku Kazanie koło Poznania”. Sambor was also a coauthor of three more talks.
Sedimentary Geology – lithic clasts in Rzucewo
The morphology of clasts conceals a great deal of information about the past of various depositional environments and their phenomena. In their latest publication, Łukasz Elwirski and Piotr Woźniak used material from the Rzucewo cliff. The authors analyzed the variation in the lithology and morphology of gravels carried by dense subaquatic flow to understand better […]
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity – peat dating
Determining the age of geological material is a fundamental issue for reconstructing environmental changes. A recent article co-authored by Sambor Czerwiński compares different models used in dating peats by lead (Pb-210 isotope). Independent methods verified dating results: radiocarbon (C-14) and plutonium isotopes (Pu-239+Pu-240). The study was conducted on different peatlands, analyzing how the Pb-210 isotope […]