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EGU 25 Poster & Sessions
Looking forward to an exciting #EGU25! I’m co-convening a few sessions and presenting a poster—come by and say hi: Poster – Tracing Subsurface Stormflow: Insights from Sprinkling ExperimentsMon, 28 Apr | 10:45–12:30 | Hall A, A.17 MacGyver Session – Innovative tools to observe the geosphereMon, 28 Apr | 14:00–15:45 | Hall A BUGS Session –…
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EGU Session & Blogpost on “The value of failure: Learning from what didn’t work”
Turning Failures into Breakthroughs: Embracing the Value of What Didn’t Work As scientists, we often celebrate our breakthroughs and successes, showcasing the polished results of our hard work and dedication. But what about the experiments that didn’t work? The methods that failed? The glitches that left us rethinking our approach? These moments, though challenging, are…
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Sprinkling Experiments
In May, we ran sprinkling experiments on a hillside in Freiburg to observe how water moves beneath the surface during storms. We used special “heavy” water (Deuterium) to trace its path through the soil. At the final Watson Cost Action project conference, I shared our first findings: water traveled through the soil in just 20-40…
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EGU24 Poster Download
Abstract: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-5045.html Also check ot my other Projects: Short, irregular updates. Lets connect! My Newsletter communicating solutions to the water climate crisis nexus Stay up-to-date on what I am currently working on in my PhD Project
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EGU2023 OSPP Award
I am happy to share that my Poster & Presentation at EGU23 are awarded with an “Outstanding Student and PhD candidate Presentation” award 🖼🏆 Thanks to all the people who came to my poster and sparked interesting and insightful discussions! If you want to check out my poster on “Detecting the occurrence of preferential flow…
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EGU24 Session on failed models and negative results
“Trial and error” is one of the fundamental principles of science, yet the errors are seldom published. Failed experiments, including negative results, statistically insignificant data, and imperfect modelling, are all natural parts of the scientific journey. However, publication bias, the tendency to only publish positive outcomes, leaves out a significant part of the story. At…
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EGU 2022
In May I virtually joined the “European Geoscience Union 2022”, attending multiple Short Courses and listening to lots of interesting presentations from fellow scientists. I was also able to present my masterthesis titled “Assessing Climate Impacts Against Groundwater Pumping Impacts on Stream Flow with Statistical Analysis” in the Session “Groundwater-surface water interactions: physical, biogeochemical and…