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Introduction of the NetCDA partner institutions: University of Würzburg
The project NetCDA is coordinated at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) in Würzburg. Since 2012, the Department of Remote Sensing, which is part of the newly formed Earth Observation Research Cluster at the JMU, has been an active participant in the...
Kick-Off Meeting of NetCDA
Yesterday, on May 16, the partners of NetCDA met to jointly and officially kick-off their project. The NetCDA team at the University of Würzburg invited all partners to join the hybrid meeting either virtually or in person in Würzburg. Dr. Röhrig from the German...
Gearing up for the NetCDA kick-off meeting
The NetCDA project team in Würzburg is looking forward to welcoming all project partners from all over Germany for the Kick-Off Meeting of NetCDA on Thursday, May 16, 2024. On May 15, a small group of participants will already get together with project lead Dr....
Online Information Session on Introducing Research Opportunities on Sustainable Development
The Research and Transfer Centre “Sustainable Development and Climate Change Management” at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (FTZ-NK/HAW Hamburg), warmly invites you to attend the “Online Information Session on Introducing Research Opportunities on...
New guest researcher at the University of Würzburg: Mike Kouakou
We extend a warm welcome to Mike Kouakou, our new addition to the research team at the University of Würzburg and NetCDA. Since his arrival at the end of March, Mike has been immersed in his doctoral studies on the topic "Modeling the Above-Ground Carbon Stock for...
Visit to the Botanical Garden of the University of Rostock
Spring: the perfect time to visit the Botanical Garden! The two West African doctoral candidates in botany, Wassila Ibrahim Seidou (Niger) and Afua Amponsah Amankwah (Ghana), seized the opportunity to explore the Botanical Garden of the University of Rostock alongside...