International Sedimentological Congress – Wellington (NZ)
We hadn’t been there before! A three-person delegation from our department arrived in Wellington, New Zealand. Between 25 and 30 January, Alicja Bonk, Karol Tylmann and Wojciech Tylmann took part in the International Sedimentological Congress (ISC). Alicja, Karol and Wojtek delivered three presentations in total and co‑authored several others. Moreover, Alicja co‑chaired the session “Varved […]
Publication in Catena – landslide dating in Sudety Mts.
Karol Tylmann together with his colleagues, is presenting landslide-related research in Sudety Mountains. Although it may seem unusual, their article published in Catena features beryllium. This is essentially the first application of beryllium-based landslide dating in the Sudetes. The studied landslide turned out to be remarkably old – its age is estimated at 50–60 thousand […]
Visiting Professors VI
A few days ago, the results of the latest edition of the “UG Visiting Professors” programme were announced. Among the awardees is our good colleague, Vincent Rinterknecht. Karol Tylmann invited Vincent to support the launch and testing of our new laboratory – about which we will share more information in the future – as well […]
Publication in Quaternary International – Pleistocene glaciation in northern Poland
The year has just begun, and we already have another publication – once again in Quaternary International!The team from the Geomorphological Reconstruction Laboratory (Karol Tylmann, Piotr Woźniak, Damian Moskalewicz), together with co-authors from other institutions, explored the behavior of the last Pleistocene ice sheet at the northern edge of Poland.It will come as no surprise […]
Department Seminars – Olga Reutt
On Thursday, December 11, our Department hosted another scientific seminar. This time, we had the pleasure of listening to a presentation by Olga Reutt, who introduced the topic: “Local bedrock contribution to geochemistry of glacigenic deposits – case study at Årsdale, Bornholm.” Olga presented an engaging and accessible combination of geology and geochemistry in the […]
Publication in Ocean Coast. Manag. – Shoreline Management in China
Although December weather still surrounds us and the calendar shows 2025, we are moving forward in time and sharing our first publication for 2026. Together with Patryk Sitkiewicz, we explore a place we have never visited before – a high-energy coastline along the Taiwan Strait in China. A series of fascinating shoreline restoration measures were […]
Department Seminars – Henrik Rother
On Thursday, November 27, we had the great pleasure of hosting Henrik Rother from the Geological Survey of Saxony-Anhalt (LAGB) at our seminar. Henrik delivered a fascinating lecture entitled “Late Pleistocene deglaciation and Scandinavian Ice Sheet dynamics: new results from 10Be surface exposure dating in NE Germany.” During his highly engaging presentation, Henrik introduced the […]
Assoc. Editor in PPG – Damian Moskalewicz
We are pleased to announce that Damian Moskalewicz has been appointed Associate Editor of Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, published by SAGE (140 points in the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education ranking, IF = 3.6, CiteScore = 6.9, H-index = 124, Q1). He will begin his editorial duties at the start […]
STORMLINK Workshop
On November 30–31, 2025, our university hosted a workshop as part of the STORMLINK project, led by Damian Moskalewicz. The aim of the meeting was to summarize current global research on overwash fans formed during strong coastal storms. The event also provided an opportunity to present the project’s findings to an international forum of coastal […]
New PhD students
We are delighted to welcome two new PhD students to the team at the Department of Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology! Two of our recent graduates have decided to continue their academic careers within our unit. Aleksandra Orłowska will pursue the topic ” The history of fires in the Victoria Region, Australia, in the light of […]