Marlies Teichmüller

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Marie-Luise Barbara "Marlies" Teichmüller , née Köster, (born November 11, 1914 in Herne ; † September 12, 2000 in Krefeld ) was a German geologist who dealt in particular with the geology and petrography of coal, often in collaboration with her husband Rolf Teichmüller .

Life

Teichmüller attended school in Egeln near Magdeburg , Heygendorf near Artern and Herne (Abitur in Herne 1934) and studied geography and mathematics in Freiburg im Breisgau , then geography and geology at the University of Berlin with a US stay at the US coal industry Petrograph R. Thiessen from the US Bureau of Mines in Pittsburgh, where she began her dissertation. She received her doctorate in 1941 with Hans Stille in Berlin on the petrography of American coal, but was actually a student of Erich Stach (1896–1990), a specialist in coal petrography, then a private lecturer in Berlin, with whom she also worked after War in Krefeld worked together. Another of their teachers was the paleobotanist Walther Gothan . After completing her doctorate, she worked at the Geological Reichsanstalt in Berlin and, after the Second World War, first in Bochum , where she dealt with Rhenish lignite, and then at the Geological State Office of North Rhine-Westphalia in Krefeld . In 1984 she retired, but continued to do research at the State Office.

She was married to the geologist Rolf Teichmüller (1904–1983) since 1938.

In 1969 she and her husband received the Hans Stille Medal , and in 1978 she received the Carl Engler Medal of the German Scientific Society for Petroleum, Natural Gas and Coal (DGMK). In 1953 she was a founding member of the International Committee for Coal Petrology (ICCP).

She made numerous contributions to the geology and petrography of coal and her work on coalification also had an impact on petroleum geology. In particular, she refined microscopic techniques for studying coal (in the 1970s, for example, fluorescence microscopy, later transmission electron microscopy).

In 1992 she founded the Rolf and Marlies Teichmüller Foundation (based at the German Geological Society - Geological Association ), which awards grants and prizes to young scientists.

Fonts

  • with Geoffrey H. Taylor, A. Davis, C. Diessel, R. Littke , P. Robert Organic Petrology , Borntraeger 1998
  • Contributions to Erich Stach (editor) Stach's Textbook of Coal Petrology , Borntraeger Verlag 1975, 1982 ( Origin of petrographic constituents of coal , 1975, The importance of coal petrology in prospecting for oil and natural gas , 1982, The geological basis of coal formation , with Rolf Teichmüller 1982)
  • with Rolf Teichmüller: coalification issues in the Ruhr carbon , journal of the German Geolog. Ges., Vol. 99, 1949, pp. 40-77
  • On the petrographic structure and development of soft brown coal , geolog. Yearbook for the years 1943-1948, Volume 64, 1950, pp. 429-488
  • The Genesis of Coal , CR 4th Congr. Int. Strat. Geol. Carbonifere, Heerlen 1959, Volume 3, 1962, pp. 699-722
  • The genesis of coal from the viewpoint of coal petrology , Int. Jour. Coal Geol., Vol. 12, 1989, pp. 1-87
  • Generation of petroleum-like substances in coal seams as seen under the microscope . In: B. Tissot, F. Biener (editors): Advances in Organic Geochemistry 1973, Technip Paris, 1974, pp. 321-348.
  • Organic Petrology of source rocks, history and state of the art , Org. Geochem., Volume 10, 1986, pp. 581-599.
  • with Rolf Teichmüller: Geological aspect of coal metamorphism . In: D. Murchison, TS Westoll (editors): Coal and Coal-bearing Strata , Oliver and Boyd Publications, Edinburgh and London, 1968, pp. 233-267
  • with Rolf Teichmüller: Diagenesis of Coal (Coalification) . In: G. Larsen, GV Chilinger (editor) Diagenesis of Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks , Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1979, pp. 207-246.
  • with M. Wolf: Application of fluorescence microscopy in coal petrology and oil exploration . Jour. Micros., Vol. 109, 1977, pp. 49-73.
  • The genesis of coal from the viewpoint of coal petrology , in PCLyons, P. Alpern (editor) Peat and Coal: Origin, Facies and Depositional Models , Internat. Journal of Coal Geology, Vol. 12, 1989, pp. 1-87
  • Fluorescence microscopic changes in liptinites and vitrinites with increasing degree of coalification and their relationship to bitumen formation and coking behavior , Geolog. State Office of North Rhine-Westphalia, 1982 (English translation, Society of Organic Petrology Special Publications 1, 1984)
  • Reconstructions of different bog types of the main seam of the Lower Rhine lignite , progress in the geology of Rhineland and Westphalia, Volume 2, 1958, pp. 599–612, new edition of the Geological State Office of North Rhine-Westphalia 1991

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Individual evidence

  1. The fine construction of American coals in the grinding and thin section, yearbook of the Reichsstelle für Bodenforschung for the year 1940, Volume 61, 1941, p. 20. She compared the reflected light method (section) by Stach with the transmitted light method (thin section) by Thiessen .
  2. Rolf-and Marlies Teichmuller price and scholarship in the DGGV