Wolfgang Bach is affiliated with the University of Bremen in Germany and has a broad research portfolio in the fields of Earth and Planetary Sciences and Engineering. Their work encompasses geophysical and geochemical analyses related to geological processes, particularly focusing on hydrocarbon exploration, methane hydrates, and tectonic activities.
The scientist has contributed extensively to main and subfields of study including:
The main topics covered by Wolfgang Bach's research include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Wolfgang Bach include Alexander Diehl, Gerardo J. Iturrino, Holger Paulick, David A. Vanko, and Dale W. Griffin.
Research outputs have been published primarily in venues that focus on geoscience and environmental data as well as geochemistry and earth science journals. The most frequent publication venues for their work are:
Selected recent papers authored or co-authored by Wolfgang Bach include:
R.A. Binns;F. Barriga;J. Miller;R. Asada
Thomas M. McCollom;Wolfgang Bach
Henry J.B. Dick;James H. Natland;Jeffrey C. Alt;Wolfgang Bach
H. Paulick;W. Bach;M. Godard;J. C. M. De Hoog
Wolfgang Bach;Wolfgang Bach;Holger Paulick;Carlos J. Garrido;Benoit Ildefonse
Wolfgang Bach;Carlos J. Garrido;Holger Paulick;Jason Harvey
Cara M. Santelli;Beth N. Orcutt;Erin Banning;Wolfgang Bach;Wolfgang Bach
Wolfgang Bach;Katrina J Edwards
Frieder Klein;Wolfgang Bach;Niels Jöns;Thomas M McCollom
Frieder Klein;Wolfgang Bach;Thomas M. McCollom
Katrina J. Edwards;Wolfgang Bach;Thomas M. McCollom
Jillian M. Petersen;Frank U. Zielinski;Thomas Pape;Richard Seifert
Olivier J Rouxel;Wayne C Shanks;Wolfgang Bach;Wolfgang Bach;Katrina J Edwards;Katrina J Edwards
Kai-Uwe Hinrichs;John M. Hayes;Wolfgang Bach;Arthur J. Spivack
Frieder Klein;Wolfgang Bach
Frieder Klein;Wolfgang Bach;Susan E. Humphris;Wolf Achim Kahl
Jan P. Amend;Thomas M. McCollom;Michael Hentscher;Wolfgang Bach
Eoghan P Reeves;Jeffrey S Seewald;Peter J Saccocia;Wolfgang Bach
Wolfgang Bach;Jeffrey C. Alt;Yaoling Niu;Susan E. Humphris
Timm John;Timm John;Marco Scambelluri;Matthias Frische;Jaime D. Barnes
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Helmholtz Centre Potsdam - GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences
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