University of Rennes / PARTNERS University of Turin / University of Bern / Open University / University of Turin / Geological Sciences University of Bern Baltzerstrasse / Free University of Berlin / The State University of New York Stony Brook / Dent Blanche complex / KEY COLLABORATORS University / University of Nancy / University of Portsmouth / University of Milan / University of Milan’s Department / Australian National University / /
IndustryTerm
higher kinetic energy / /
NaturalFeature
Alps / Alpine / /
Organization
UBC / State University of New York Stony Brook / Open University / Research School of Earth Sciences in Canberra / Swiss National Science Foundation CONTACT Professor Martin Engi Institute / University of Milan / University of Nancy / University of Rennes / University of Bern / University of Milan’s Department of Earth Sciences / University of Turin / University of Portsmouth / Free University of Berlin / European Union / Geological Sciences University of Bern Baltzerstrasse / Australian National University / PARTNERS University of Turin / /
Person
Barbara Kunz / Martin Robyr / Francesco Giuntoli / Brigitte von Niederhäusern / James Darling / Michele Zucali / Roberto Compagnoni / Marco Burn / Daniela Rubatto / Michel Ballèvre / Gustav Steinmann / Afifé El Korh / Paola Manzotti / Pierre Lanari / MARTIN ENGI / Daniele Regis / Bern Baltzerstrasse / / /
Position
Professor of Mineralogy / Professor / Assistant Professor / /
Product
Milan / /
Region
Central Alps / Western Alps / northwest Adriatic / Adriatic / /
DR MARTIN ENGI Rhythms in rocks Rather than dimming appetites, a century’s study of the Western Alps has paved the way for ever more ambitious projects. Here, Dr Martin Engi explains why they remain an important area