Nexus News

Stefanie Steinhauser presented her Master's Thesis at the Geographische Gesellschaft Munich.

Uta Schirpke hosts session T2a "Integrating co-benefits into the evaluation of nature-based solutions to support ecological restoration". Submit now!

Dr. Christoph Jörges is guest editor of a special issue on "Machine Learning for Applications in Agriculture and Vegetation Using Remote Sensing".

Uta Schirpke is co-hosting a session on "Natural forest expansion under global change". Submit your research now!

Uta will lead our chair for Physical Geography and Nexus Research as acting professor for the coming year.

In Germany, Austria, Slovenia and Italy, our students learned about melting glaciers, the legacy of historic mercury mines, and human resilience.

For two weeks, our students travelled through the Canadian province and learned about the advantages and disadvantages of hydropower.

The city's garbage trucks are not only collecting waste, but also detailed meteorological data.

Our research group supervised two student projects on optimizing waste management and grazing strategies in Tanzania.

Dr. David Gampe has co-authored the new study in The Lancet Planetary Health.

In this series, members of our research group introduce themselves through three questions. Next up: Mariangela Varela

Members of our research group attended the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2025 in Vienna. Here's what they presented.

Prof. Marianela Fader participated in the 10th Global Workshop of the AgMIP – Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project in Mexico.

Let's talk about cold-related deaths, spreading diseases, and air pollution!

More than 100 Remote Sensing experts from all over the world came to Munich to discuss their work with EnMAP.

The Nexus Research Group is looking for a researcher / lecturer in the field of energy science.

Lucca et al. (2025): Integrating “nature” in the water-energy-food Nexus: Current perspectives and future directions. In: Science of The Total Environment

Dr. Christoph Jörges is collaborating with Prof. Matthias Forkel from TU Dresden for his postdoctoral studies.

In this series, members of our research group introduce themselves through three questions. Next up: Dr. David Gampe.

6 experts gave the students an insight into their day-to-day work in the field of water management and answered questions.

In this series, members of our research group introduce themselves through three questions. Next up: Dr. Andrea Reimuth

"Plant trait retrieval from hyperspectral data: Collective efforts in scientific data curation outperform simulated data derived from the PROSAIL model."

In this series, members of our research group introduce themselves through three questions. Next up: Prof. Marianela Fader.

Jiachang Tu et al. examined spatial patterns of flood vulnerabiblity in Ho Chi Minh City.

Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change

"Interlinking climate change with the Water - Energy - Food - Ecosystems (WEFE) nexus in the Mediterranean Basin"

Exploring the effects of oil sand mining on Alberta's ecology

In this series, members of our research group introduce themselves through three questions. First up: Dr. Christoph Jörges.

Let's dive deeper into the valuable insights we can gain from EnMAP's data.

Dr. Christoph Jörges is guest editor of a special issue on "Machine Learning for Applications in Agriculture and Vegetation Using Remote Sensing".

The goal of the program is to inspire interdisciplinary collaboration among young researchers, focusing on climate change adaptation.

With the application deadline for our 2nd EnMAP user workshop approaching on Nov. 18, we're taking the opportunity to introduce the EnMAP mission.

The conference brought together experts from the Danube region to discuss key sustainability challenges.

Today is the starting signal for Bachelor theses. Prof. Fader and Prof. Hank have collected their most important tips for the final thesis.

Tobias Hank and Christoph Heinzeller took the students on a journey up, down and across the Alps.

Find out more and apply now, including for a Master's thesis in cooperation with Munich Re.

We are now on LinkedIn, Mastodon, BlueSky, and X - follow us for research insights, updates and more.

Extracurricular course 'Introduction to Google Earth Engine for Big Data Analysis'

Elisabeth Probst will defend her dissertation on Friday, 26.07.2024, at 09:30 in room C 024 in Luisenstraße 37.