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Sabine Kraushaar

Sabine Kraushaar works as postdoc in the ENGAGE Group at the University of Vienna (Geomorphological Systems and Risk Research). Her research until now included soil erosion studies, geochemical sediment fingerprinting and sediment transport modelling in northern Jordan.

Interview with the Steepest Descent Organizers

September 22, 2020
Interview with the Steepest Descent Organizers
Logo and invitation to the Steepest Descent Conference in Mai 2020 (credits: Luca Malatesta)

The Steepest Descent is a yearly one-day meeting taking place in Vienna, Austria, close to the EGU general assembly. Participants have the opportunity to see a few keynote talks by outstanding geomorphologists and to discuss their posters in a more informal and geomorphology-focused community than at the EGU. Despite its youth, the Steepest Descent Meeting seems to have lost its aura of a niche-ev ...[Read More]

OCTOPUS: An Open Cosmogenic Isotope and Luminescence Database

March 13, 2018
OCTOPUS: An Open Cosmogenic Isotope and Luminescence Database
The OCTOPUS web interface. Overlaying an adaptively scalable Google Terrain Map, sampling points and catchment polygons can be interactively interrogated, and studies of interest can be selected for download (credit: Henry Munack, University of Wollongong).

– written by Henry Munack, University of Wollongong – In geomorphology, radiometric dating methods have been on the rise during the past decades. Notably cosmogenic nuclide applications and luminescence dating gained great popularity because they quantitatively capture geomorphic processes on their process-inherent timescales. To date, globally more than 4,200 in situ detrital catchmen ...[Read More]

Young Geomorphologists’ Workshop 2018

February 28, 2018
Young Geomorphologists’ Workshop 2018
11th International Young Geomorphologists Meeting 2017 near Munich (credit to YG Germany)

Since 2007, the German Young Geomorphologists organize annual workshops in order to support networking amongst early career geomorphology enthusiasts. The meetings provide a platform for open discussions on a wide range of problems that might have emerged within a particular research project. This year, we invite all interested young researchers / students in geomorphology and related fields to jo ...[Read More]

European Critical Physical Geography – or how power relations can be considered during research set ups

April 10, 2017

– written by Christian Schneider  (University of Leipzig) and Sabine Kraushaar (University of Vienna) – In March this year the first European Critical Physical Geography (CPG) Workshop took place in Berlin bringing together 19 scholars from different European and American research institutions and backgrounds under the lead of  Rebecca Lave and Stuart Lane and the financial support by their ...[Read More]