The supervised research topics listed below are related to the research activities and projects conducted at the Chair of Model-based Environmental Exposure Science. The topics are aimed at Bachelor and Master students in Geography, Geoinformatics, Climate and Environment Sciences, and 新万博体育下载_万博体育app【投注官网】ical Information Sciences. The topics may also be suitable for doctoral students in Human 新万博体育下载_万博体育app【投注官网】icine.?

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If you are interested in one of the proposed topics, please contact the person responsible for that topic. If you have an idea for your own thesis topic, please contact Prof. Knote

• Ecological and medical factors influencing lung development and maturation (from embryonic phase to alveolar differentiation).?
  Contact: Dr. Katrin Gohlsch
• Etiology and Pathogenesis of Lung Diseases Associated with Environmental Factors such as air pollutants.
  Contact:? Dr. Katrin Gohlsch
• Cardio- and cerebrovascular effects of nanaoplastics.
  Contact: Prof. Dr. Christoph Knote

• Evaluation of building heights derived using surface and terrain models.
  Contact: Prof. Dr. Christoph Knote
• Comparison between in-situ measurements and PALM model simulations.
  Contact:? Prof. Dr. Christoph Knote
• Assessment of health benefits of green and blue infrastructures based on mediation analysis.
  Contact: Dr. Bin Zhou
• Assessment of environmental exposure for the global south using Google Earth Engine.
  Contact:?Dr. Bin Zhou
• Quantification of air pollution mitigation measures using meteorological normalization (MN).
  Contact:?Dr. Bin Zhou
• Hybrid exposure modelling based on machine learning/autoML framework.
  Contact:?Dr. Bin Zhou
• Evaluation of AirView camera footage using machine/deep learning techniques.
  Contact:?Dr. Bin Zhou?
• Analysis of the representativeness of measurement stations for air quality in Bavaria.
  Contact:? Prof. Dr. Christoph Knote?
• Spatial distribution of nanoplastics in Augsburg and the surrounding area.?
  Contact:? Prof. Dr. Christoph Knote?
• Simulation of the distribution of birch pollen in Augsburg.
  Contact:? Prof. Dr. Christoph Knote?