German Quaternary Association
The German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA) is a German scientific society for the promotion of Quaternary research . It was founded in Hanover in 1948 on the initiative of Paul Woldstedt , Rudolf Grahmann and Konrad Richter . The registered office of the non-profit company is Hanover. It holds its general meetings every two years and publishes the magazine Eiszeitalter und Gegenwart (from 1951), which appears quarterly. The first conference was in Hanover in 1948.
The company awards the Albrecht Penck Medal and the Paul Woldstedt Prize.
It is the German section of the International Union for Quaternary Research (INQUA).
Honorary members
- 1960 Franz Florschütz
- 1962 Emmy M. Todtmann , Friedrich Solger
- 1964 Edith Ebers
- 1966 Helmut Gams
- 1968 Fritz Weidenbach
- 1970 Adolf Luttropp
- 1972 Florian Heller , Herbert Louis
- 1982 Lorenz Scheuenpflug
- 1986 EM van Zinderen Bakker
- 1988 Heinrich Jäckli , Heinrich Schwabedissen
- 1990 Gerhard Furrer
- 1992 Hans Dieter Lang
- 1994 Reinhold Huckriede
- 1998 Burkhard Frenzel
- 2000 Hansjürgen Müller-Beck
- 2002 Vain pit
- 2006 Ernst-Rüdiger look
- 2008 Wolfgang Schirmer
- 2010 Ernst Brunotte
- 2012 Erhard Bibus , Manfred Löscher
- 2014 Wolfgang Possin
- 2016 James Rose
Paul Woldstedt Prize
It is awarded for outstanding doctoral theses.
- 1998 Stefan Winkler
- 2002 Kay Krienke
- 2004 Hans-Axel Kemna , Stefan Meng
- 2006 Anne Reuther , Sven Lukas
- 2008 Sebastian Lorenz , Volker Reinecke
- 2010 Ronny Boch
- 2012 Björn Buggle , Christopher Lüthgens
- 2014 Max Engel , Andrea Schneider
- 2016 Tobias Sprafke
- 2018 Jacob Hardt
Web links
- Official website
- E&G - Quaternary Science Journal - published by DEUQUA since 1951 with articles in English and German, including many related to the Quaternary geology of Germany, called "Ice Age and Present" until 2005, offers free access
- Prize winners: Prize winners - Deutsche Quartärvereinigung eV In: deuqua.org. Retrieved August 11, 2018 .
Individual evidence
- ^ Woldstedt Prize for an outstanding dissertation. In: geo.fu-berlin.de. October 1, 2018, accessed October 2, 2018 .