Our EAGLE M.Sc. student Sebastian Rothaug continued working with various software programs and approaches we covered in our courses during the last winter term and came up with some great Arctic summer/winter animations using Blender. Sebastian’s remarkable work with Blender embodies the innovative spirit at the heart of our EAGLE M.Sc. programme as he explores the capabilites of Earth Observation and software solution and applies it to Arctic and Antarctica. His animations not only vividly depict these remote regions but also act as an influential medium for conveying scientific knowledge to a wider audience. It is truly inspiring to witness how our students apply their creativity and technical prowess to expand the horizons of their research. Sebastian’s commitment highlights the significant impact of our course in nurturing a culture of perpetual learning within the scientific community.
EAGLE MSc Student Isabella Metz Wins Prestigious IFHS Student Award
We are delighted to share the exciting news that our MSc student Isabella Metz has been awarded the 2025 International Federation of Hydrographic Societies (IFHS) Student Award for her outstanding research on: “Analysis of Uncertainties for Error Detection and...