Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources
Chair of Applied Geochemistry
The chair conducts research in applied geochemistry and environmental geochemistry to investigate the geochemical cycling of elements in soils, sediments, and surface waters using an interdisciplinary approach. Our research focuses on (bio)geochemical reactions involving iron, carbon, and sulfur and their impact on trace elements in environments affected by human activities and climate change. Furthermore, we aim to develop innovative solutions to these challenges by exploring novel remediation and engineering approaches.
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Would you like to learn more about our research, submit your own ideas through a proposal, or actively participate in exciting projects?
Are you interested in contributing to our research and writing your bachelor’s or master’s thesis as part of one of our research projects?
We look forward to working with motivated students and researchers to better understand the biogeochemical processes of our environment—please feel free to contact us!
