About Us

The Division of Environmental Geosciences investigates key processes controlling the natural environment and anthropogenic impacts. Researchers at EDGE combine field observations with experimental work, linking molecular-scale mechanisms at environmental interfaces with complex large-scale environmental processes using quantitative modelling. At EDGE, we accept the challenges posed by the release of known and emerging pollutants and recognise the need to understand their impacts on soils, ground and surface waters, using process-based and mechanistic research.

 News

20.02.2025
 

Are you a skilled Laboratory Technician with a passion for environmental analysis? We are looking for a motivated Lab Technician to join our dynamic...

18.02.2025
 

Electrochemical transformations play a crucial role in various fields like energy storage, analytical chemistry, chemical synthesis, and environmental...

18.02.2025
 

Tattooing is a popular form of body art that has evolved from ancient times into being part of modern society. Understanding the transformation of...

11.02.2025
 

At CeMESS, women play a vital role in shaping the future of science. With more than half of our researchers identifying as women, we recognize the...

10.02.2025
 

Thilo Hofmann (with appearances of Göksu Celik, Martin Stockhausen and Valerie Wilkeit) was interviewed on the environmental dangers of Diclofenac for...

07.02.2025
 

On 05.02.2025 Thilo Hofmann was featured in an episode of the WDR podcast "Zeitzeichen" on John Dunlop, the inventor of the tire, and how the tire...

 EDGE Lecture Series

30.01.2025
 

Martin Elsner

TU Munich

Melchior Neumayr Saal (2A502), UZA II

23.01.2025
 

Jörg Feldmann

TU Vienna

Melchior Neumayr Saal (2A502), UZA II

09.01.2025
 

Peter Ertl

TU Vienna

Melchior Neumayr Saal (2A502), UZA II

 Publications

Obanya, H. E., Khan, F. R., Carrasco-Navarro, V., Rødland, E. S., Walker-Franklin, I., Thomas, J., Cooper, A., Molden, N., Amaeze, N. H., Patil, R. S., Kukkola, A., Michie, L., Green-Ojo, B., Rauert, C., Couceiro, F., Hutchison, G. R., Tang, J., Ugor, J., Lee, S., ... Ford, A. T. (2024). Priorities to inform research on tire particles and their chemical leachates: A collective perspective. Environmental Research, 263, Article 120222. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2024.120222