Brotkrumenpfad
Laufende Dissertationen (Arbeitstitel)
Hsieh Shang Yu: 3D visualization and modeling of the underground, particularly of geological fault zones
Boran LIU: Ductile detachment faults: Yiwulüshan and Shuangshanzi ductile detachment faults in China compared with such in Alps
Georg TROST: Neotectonics, active faults and landforms (within DK GISciences)
Ferdinand HOSNER: Exotic provenances of Neogene sedimentary rocks at the northern margin of Eastern Alps
Betreuer: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Franz Neubauer
Abgeschlossene Dissertationen
2017
Ulrich WUTZKE: Alfred Wegener – Ein Leben für die Wissenschaft. Wissenschaftliches Werk zwischen Paradigmenwechsel und Apologie.
(betreut von Prof. Josef-Michael Schramm)
2015
Liang, Chenyue: Deformation mechanisms and evolution of the Xingcheng-Taili ductile shear zone, eastern North China Craton. PhD thesis, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Univ. of Salzburg, 162 p.
Shakerardakani, Farzaneh: Revealing the significance and polyphase tectonothermal evolution of a major metamorphic unit in an orogen: the central Sanandaj-Sirjan zone (Iran). PhD thesis, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Univ. of Salzburg, 6 & 204 p.
2014
Bartel Esther: Structures and kinematics along the Austroalpine/Southalpine boundary, Eastern Alps: The role of strike-slip faulting.
Schorn Anja: Polyhalite - A Key for Unravelling Sedimentary and Tectonic Processes of Evaporites: the Haselgebirge Formation of the Eastern Alps. Betreuer: Prof. Dr. Franz Neubauer
2013
Wei Li: Growth of the Tibet plateau: evidence from surface uplift and exhumation of the Qimantagh, Western China. Betreuer: Prof. Dr. Franz Neubauer
Müllegger Martin: Standsicherheitsprobleme in anthropogen veränderten Felsböschungen am Beispiel der Biratalwand bei Dürnstein/Wachau. Betreuer: Ao. Prof. Dr. Josef-Michael Schramm
2012
Guoqing Han: Formation of continental crust by island arc accretion: the case of the Paleozoic-Mesozoic orogens in NE China.
2011
Leitner Christoph: Deformation of the Alpine Haselgebirge Formation - Structures, 40Ar/39Ar Polyhalites Ages and their Interpretation
