Projects

2024–2025

Late Pleistocene to Holocene climate variations and anthropogenic changes in the North German Plain inferred from lake and peat sediments from Schweriner See

Role: Postdoctoral Researcher | Funded by: German Research Foundation (DFG) | Type: Grant | Head: Prof. Dr. Torsten Haberzettl

Article: Ruchkin M. V., Lorenz S., Adolph M.-L., Haberzettl T. Using portable luminescence profiling to refine 14C and OSL-based chronologies of lacustrine littoral sedimentary sequences: a case study from Schweriner See (NE Germany) // Catena. – 2026. – Vol. 271. – 110209. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catena.2026.110209

Wooded lakeshore near Schweriner See
Layered Mga marine deposits with a measuring tapeLayered sediments with a measuring rod at the Sverdlov Factory section

2020–2021

Late Quaternary history of the Siberian Arctic and adjacent areas

Role: PhD Student | Funded by: Danish Government | Type: Scholarship | Supervisors: Dr. Dmitry Nazarov and Prof. Dr. Andrew Murray

Articles: Nazarov D. V., Nikolskaia O. A., Gladysheva A. S., Zhigmanovskiy I. V., Ruchkin M. V., Merkuljev A. V., Thomsen K. J. Evidence for the intrusion of marine Atlantic waters into the West Siberian Arctic during the Middle Pleistocene // Boreas. – 2022. – Vol. 51. – P. 402–425. https://doi.org/10.1111/bor.12558

Steep riverbank along a river in the Siberian Arctic

Balta – A desktop application for grain size distribution data processing and the construction of plots

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Lumen – A desktop application for calculating the luminescence age of sediments

The Kasplya (Zeifen) Interstadial within Termination II in the Neva Lowland (St. Petersburg region, Russia)

Collaborators: Dr. Dmitry Sadokov