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Professor, Dean of Studies

Department:

Engineering

Area of responsibility:

Environmental Engineering degree programme; Environmental and Recycling Technology profile

Field of work:

Biological and chemical process engineering

Professorship or teaching area:

Biological and chemical process engineering

Institute or organisation:

ResIn | Resource Institute Nordhausen, ThIWert | Thuringian Innovation Centre for Recyclable Materials

Areas of research:

Biogas technology, wastewater treatment, bioremediation

Impressions from teaching and research

Two people in white lab coats work on a large blue industrial machine in a laboratory environment. Various technical systems and pipes are visible in the background.
A person in a white lab coat sits at a computer in a laboratory and observes the screen on which scientific data or diagrams are displayed. Electronic equipment and laboratory accessories are visible in the background.
A woman in a white lab coat explains something in a laboratory to a group of two people. Scientific equipment such as bottles, beakers and test tubes are arranged on the table in front of them. They are all wearing lab coats.
A group of six people in white lab coats are standing outside next to a constructed wetland. One of the people at the front right is pointing at a large plant while the others listen attentively. The area is surrounded by green trees.
Practical course "Microbial remediation processes" at the constructed wetland
A group of five people in white lab coats are standing at a laboratory table in a room with a blackboard in the background. They are working together on an experiment, with one person in the centre holding a pipette and pouring liquid into a device. Other laboratory utensils such as bottles and measuring devices are scattered around the table.
Taster internship "Molecular Biotechnology" for the Staatliche Studienkolleg Nordhausen

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Image sources
  • Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Uta Breuer: Tina Bergknapp (Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences)