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Das Foto zeigt eine Gruppe von Absolventen in langen schwarzen Mänteln. Sie werfen zeitgleich ihre Doktorhüte in die Luft und lachen dabei.

New: Alumni in profile - What do graduates of the Department of Hydro Sciences do today?

Gewundene unbefestigte Straße mit nassen Reisfeldern und grünen Hügeln im Hintergrund, während des Monsuns, in Laos.

© Basile Morin / CC BY-SA 4.0

Essential freshwater sources: How Can We Predict Contamination in Karst Groundwater Under Global Change?

Die Gruppe beim Abendessen im Coselpalais

Alumnitreffen: 52-jähriger Diplomabschluss in der Fachstudienrichtung Wasserwitschaft/Wasserbau

The picture visually describes important aspects of urban stream restoration discussed at the stakeholder workshop in Dresden-Prohlis.

© Antje Dennewitz

Living rivers, citizen participation, urban quality of life - EU project ReBioClim: Insight

Map of the geographical coverage of the CORDEX domains used in this study.

Combining a Multi-Lake Model Ensemble and a Multi-Domain CORDEX Climate Data Ensemble for Assessing Climate Change Impacts on Lake Sevan

Enthüllung einer Tafel zur Würdigung der materiellen, finanziellen sowie ideellen Unterstützung beim Ausbau des Lehr- und Forschungsfeldes „Grundwasser“ (von links: Falk Händel, Martin Binder, Diana Burghardt, Thomas Fichtner, Staatsminister Wolfram Günther, Andreas Hartmann und Rudolf Liedl)

© Oxana & Thomas Krause

Opening of the "Groundwater" teaching and research field at TU Dresden

Towards next-generation AMR surveillance: Assessment of novel technologies with high-throughput and multiplexing potential

Project @ IfH: Culture-independent quantification of bacterial multiple drug resistance and resistance mobility

Surveillance for Emerging Antimicrobial Resistance through Characterization of the uncharted Environmental Resistome

Project @ IfH: Surveillance for Emerging Antimicrobial Resistance through Characterization of the uncharted Environmental Resistome

Social-integrated solutions for urban stream restoration will promote biodiversity, adaptation to climate change and improve quality of life in cities.

Restoring urban streams to promote Biodiversity, Climate adaptation and to improve quality of life in cities – EU-Project ReBioClim lauched