How can large topographic datasets be reduced while still producing realistic least-cost paths? In her Bachelor’s thesis, HESCOR research assistant Lena Perlberg explores how wavelet-based compression can be combined with graph-based routing to enable more realistic and computationally efficient least-cost path analyses.

Wie ist es, als Studentin bei HESCOR zu arbeiten? Viki erzählt von ihren Erfahrungen zwischen Archäozoologie, Datenbanken und interdisziplinärem Austausch.

Von Großwildjagd zur Polykrise: Student der HESCOR Ringvorlesung Tristan Boente erklärt, warum wir für die komplexen Herausforderungen unserer Zeit neue wissenschaftliche Denkansätze brauchen!

What makes Earth Scientists so sure that the current climate crisis is man-made? HESCOR Ringvorlesung student Bethan Callow explains why scientists have a lot of certainty about our role in current global climate changes!

HESCOR researchers present their interdisciplinary work on exploring deep-time human–environment interactions and the potential of computational modelling. The six-part series starts on April 14, 2025, and is open to all.