IWW Water Centre

ATWARM - IWW Water Centre Projects & Supervisors

2 research projects will be executed at IWW Water Centre.

The project titles plus names and expertise of the supervisors, as well as links to the School/ Department homepage, are listed:

ESR2.1 – Non-thermal plasmas created by corona-like discharges for eliminating recalcitrant organic contaminants
Prof Dr Torsten Schmidt Instrumental Analysis (chair)	Analytical chemistry in aqueous systems; isotope analysis; electrochemistry; oxidation processes. Wide range of experience in analytical techniques; Remediation of contaminated sites; Stable isotope analysis; Transformation pathways of organic compounds; Phase Transfer in aquatic systems; Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOP) in water treatment; Highly sensitive compound-specific isotope analysis, automated sample preparation and enrichment, sorption, elimination of organic compounds from water, environmental analysis.
Dr Ursula Telgheder Instrumental Analysis	Development and applications of sample-introduction systems coupled to ion-mobility spectrometry for the rapid determination of contaminants in water samples.
www.iww-online.de

ESR3.1 – Fast on-site monitoring of gasoline-related compounds at contaminated sites using differential mobility spectrometry
Prof Dr Torsten Schmidt Instrumental Analysis (chair)	Analytical chemistry in aqueous systems; isotope analysis; electrochemistry; oxidation processes. Wide range of experience in analytical techniques; Remediation of contaminated sites; Stable isotope analysis; Transformation pathways of organic compounds; Phase Transfer in aquatic systems; Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOP) in water treatment; Highly sensitive compound-specific isotope analysis, automated sample preparation and enrichment, sorption, elimination of organic compounds from water, environmental analysis.
Dr Ursula Telgheder Instrumental Analysis	Development and applications of sample-introduction systems coupled to ion-mobility spectrometry for the rapid determination of contaminants in water samples.
www.iww-online.de