Ongoing PhD projects
The Chair of Hydrology particularly promotes PhD studies that advance hydrological process understanding. Innovative field experiments can be conducted in existing field laboratories and experimental sites. A combination of cutting-edge field and modelling techniques requires talent, motivation as well as comprehensive theoretical and practical skills.
In this context, we advocate exchanges with national and international research groups.
Current PhD studies at the Chair of Hydrology:
student | thesis | assistance | keywords |
Anys, Markus | Quantification of ecohydrological processes of urban trees | Markus Weiler, Christiane Werner |
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Geissler, Joschka | Understanding and predicting the spatial and temporal variability of snow processes under different vegetation covers combining laser observations and point measurements | Markus Weiler |
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Linke, Felicia | Biocide input from façade coatings into soil and groundwater - sources, input pathways and transformation | Jens Lange |
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Mach, Judith | Plant water uptake strategies and travel times of different tree species (beech and spruce) with focus on the effect of competition in pure and mixed stands | Natalie Orlowski, Markus Weiler |
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Schwemmle, Robin | The Combined Effects of Climate Change and Agricultural Practice Change on Water Quality | Markus Weiler |
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Paulsen, Heinke | Water storage and redistribution in the forest floor affect percolation, evaporation and DOM loss | Markus Weiler |
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Pyschik, Jonas | Comparing dynamics and pathways of subsurface stormflow (SSF) among hillslopes | Markus Weiler |
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Seeger, Stefan | The influence of biodiversity on soil water redistribution and the amounts and source depths of plant water uptake | Markus Weiler, Michael Scherer-Lorenzen |
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Graduiertenschule "Environment, Society and Global Change" (ESGC) |