our PhD student Benjamin Leutner will defend his PhD on Wednesday July 4th, 6 p.m. in HS 222 of the Geography building. The title of the PhD is “Space for Communities: Quantifying Data Requirements for Remote Sensing Based Habitat Modelling”.
All interested students and staff are invited to join and listen to this interestesting PhD topic.
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