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Professor Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich

Address Helmholtz-Zentrum Potsdam - Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum (GFZ)
Telegrafenberg
14473 Potsdam

Projects

As Applicant
- Completed projects
  - Hydrous alkali-silicate liquids at the magmatic-hydrothermal transition (Research Grants)
  - Ammonium in high-pressure minerals - a sink for hydrogen and nitrogen in the Earth´s mantle (Priority Programmes)
  - Element transport along grain boundaries of synthetic silicate bicrystals: the effect of tilt orientations on transport properties (TP1) (Research Units)
  - The effect of water on diffusion-controlled reaction rim growth (TP3) (Research Units)
  - Non-linear diffusion during phase separation and symplectite formation in alkali feldspar: an experimental and modelling approach (TP8) (Research Units)
  - Compositional variations of tourmaline from low to ultrahigh pressure (Research Grants)
  - Coordination project of the Research Unit "Nanoscale Processes and Geomaterials Properties" (Research Units)
As Spokesperson
- Completed projects
  - FOR 741: Nanoscale Processes and Geomaterials Properties (Research Units)
As Project Head
- Completed projects
  - Messung der elektrischen Leitfähigkeit von Unterkrustengesteinen der Anden in Abhängigkeit vom Porendruck bei simultan ablaufenden Dehydratationsreaktionen (Collaborative Research Centres)
  - Dehydration and partial melting as consequeces of mass transport in the deep Andes - Constraints from petrophysics (Collaborative Research Centres)
As Participating Person
- Completed projects
  - Conditions for Extreme Volatile Enrichment in Magmas: Constraints from Melt Inclusions and Synthetic Experimental Systems (Priority Programmes)
  - Petrology, geochemistry and genesis of lamprophyric igneous rocks from Serbia. (Research Grants)
  - Koordinationschemie von Eisen in silikatischen Gläsern und Schmelzen - eine XAFS Studie (Priority Programmes)
  - Diffusion controlled evolution of reaction microstructures: potential geospeedometers for garnet granulite xenoliths from the lower crust. (Research Grants)

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