First Name

Family Name

Institution

Abstract title

Maxim

Ballmer

ETH Zürich

·     Non-hotspot volcano chains originating from small-scale sublithospheric convection

·     Interaction of the Hawaii'an plume with small-scale sublithospheric convection

Martin

Breuer

Universität Münster

·     A numerical study on possible driving mechanisms of core convection

·     Turbulent convection in the zero Reynolds number limit and
the phenomenon of  flow reversals

Yolanda

Deubelbeiss

ETH Zürich

Direct numerical simulation of two-phase flow: homogenisation and collective behaviour in suspensions

Sabine

Dude

Universität Münster

Double-diffusive convection – a possible mechanism for layered mantle convection in planetary bodies

Julia

Ernst-Hullermann

Universität Münster

Precession driven dynamo

Andre

Fahl

Universität Münster

The effect of resurfacing events on dynamic topography of the surface

Melanie

Forien

Goethe Universität Frankfurt

Simultaneously ascending diapirs from different depths and different positions: a centrifuge study

Birgit

Futterer

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus

GeoFlow: First Results of Thermal Convection Experiment on ISS

Gregor

Golabek

ETH Zürich

·     Terrestrial core formation aided by flow channelling instabilities induced by iron diapirs

·     Rheological controls on the terrestrial core formation mechanism

Ulrich

Hansen

Universität Münster

Dynamical Mechanisms Behind Periodic and Episodic Phenomena in the Earth's Interior

Jörg

Hasenclever

Universität Hamburg

3D numerical modeling of ridge-transform faults using a newly developed multigrid finite element code written in MATLAB

Christian

Hüttig

German Aerospace Center (DLR), Berlin

Scaling of temperature- and pressure-dependent viscosity convection

Alik

Ismail-Zadeh

Universität Karlsruhe

Numerical techniques for solving the inverse retrospective problem of mantle dynamics

Wolfgang

Jacoby

Universität Mainz

Plumes, the Lower Mantle and Gravity Anomalies

Suranita

Kanjilal

Goethe Universität Frankfurt

 

Boris

Kaus

ETH Zürich

Insights on the strength of the continental lithosphere from quasi-instantaneous lithospheric models

Volker

Klemann

GFZ Postdam

Glacial isostasy and plate motion

Christoph

Köstler

Universität Jena

Irena

Löw

ETH Zürich

·     Dynamics of subduction under an active Margin: Effects of rheological weakening by fluids and melts Numerical Modelling

·     Magmatic arc development at an active margin - Numerical Modelling

Alexandra

Möller

Universität Münster

Influence of rotation on iron and silicate particles in an early Magma Ocean

Markus Müller Universität Jena  

Christian

Pelties

Universität Münster

Massive parallel implementation of a 3D numerical convection model

Ana-Catalina

Plesa

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) Berlin

Numerical Simulation of Planetary Interiors: Mantle Convection in a 2D Spherical Shell

 

Guillaume

Richard

Goethe Universität Frankfurt

Numerical modeling of two-phase flow in geodynamics: State of the art, benchmark and perspectives

Michael

Riedel

University Potsdam

 Metasability, elastic energies, and kinetic scaling of the high-pressure polymorphic phase transformations

Henri

Samuel

BGI Universität Bayreuth

Scaling Laws for heat Partitioning in Terrestrial Planets During Core Formation

Manuel

Schölling

Universität Münster

A numerical  finite volume model of electromagnetic core-mantle coupling

Harro

Schmeling

Goethe Universität Frankfurt

The role of melting in continental breakup, ocean formation and plume-rift interaction

Lina

Schumacher

Universität Münster

Mantle convection modeling with depth-dependent viscosity –

Effects on the convective planform and plume behavior

Nicoleta

Scurtu

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus

GeoFlow as Thermal Convection Experiment for

Modelling Mantle Dynamics

Meysam

Shahraki

Goethe Universität Frankfurt

Mantle plumes, geoid variations and surface dynamic topography in axisymmetric spherical geometry

 

Paul

Tackley

ETH Zürich

Modelling Compressible Mantle Convection with Large Viscosity Contrasts in a Three-Dimensional Spherical Shell Using the Yin-Yang Grid

Tobias

Trümper

Universität Münster

A numerical study on thermo-chemically driven core convection

Herbert

Wallner

Goethe Universität Frankfurt

Rift Induced Delamination  -
A new mechanism for explaining Rwenzori Mountain's Extreme Elevation?

Ruth

Ziethe

ESA/ESTEC

·     The duration and extent of lunar volcanism

·     Planet Formation and Differentiation: A Link between Monte--Carlo Simulations and Computational Fluid Dynamics