The main focus of the present research was to examine the appropriateness of groundwater
resources for drinking purposes in the Bilate River Basin of Southern Main Ethiopian Rift …

Archaeological findings, numerical human dispersal models and genome analyses suggest
several time windows in the past 200 kyr (thousands of years ago) when anatomically …

In volcanically and seismically active rift systems, preexisting faults may control the rise and
eruption of magma, and direct the flow of hydrothermal fluids and gas in the subsurface …

The fractured volcanic aquifer of the Abaya Chamo basin in the southern Ethiopian Rift
represents an important source for water supply. This study investigates the geochemical …

Observations of active dike intrusions provide present day snapshots of the magmatic
contribution to continental rifting. However, unravelling the contributions of upper crustal …

Oblique extension is expected to result in a combination of dip-slip and strike-slip
displacement along faults with strike orthogonal and oblique to the extension direction …

Groundwater is the most important source of drinking water. Fluoride was found in high
concentrations in the groundwater from deep wells of the water supply in the southern main …

During the development of continental rifts, strain accommodation shifts from border faults to
intra-rift faults. This transition represents a critical process in the evolution of rift basins in the …

Restless silicic calderas present major geological hazards, and yet many also host
significant untapped geothermal resources. In East Africa, this poses a major challenge …

We investigate the along‐axis variations in architecture, segmentation, and evolution of the
Main Ethiopian Rift (MER), East Africa, and relate these characteristics to the regional …