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PhD Defense by Julia Rieder
Julia Rieder will defend her PhD thesis “Abiotic and biotic drivers of drought responses in...
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Exhibition officially opened: Science, Stories, and Partnership: “Stories from Two Cities – Living with Science!”
This week marked the official opening of the exhibition “Stories from Two Cities – Living with...
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Sharing Knowledge: EAGLE MSc Students Engage with BSc Remote Sensing Lecture
At the EAGLE MSc program, we believe that the exchange of knowledge is just as important as the...
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The Programming Hero Syndrome
The Quiet Ones and the Strange Career of “Experts” in Research After enough years teaching MSc and...
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EAGLE Internship Presentation: Fire and drought research in savanna ecosystems – Kruger National Park
On June 16, 2026, Sebastian Rothaug and Clemens Schömig will present their internship results on...
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Bridging Earth Observation and Public Health: University of Würzburg Highlights MONID-HABITRACK Project
At the Earth Observation Research Cluster (EORC) at the University of Würzburg, our mission is to...
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MainPro remote sensing analysis products are now available online
Within our interdisciplinary research project MainPro, we aim to analyse potential climate change...
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TracePoint: A Browser-Based Tool for Image Geolocation by Ray Intersection
Geolocating a photograph without embedded GPS data is a recurring challenge in open source...
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Bridging Science and Culture: The EORC at the International Africa Festival
This weekend, the vibrant sounds and colors of the International Africa Festival took over...
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Successful MSc Defense by Laura Obrecht
At the recent EAGLE MSc defenses, Laura Obrecht presented her thesis on the detection of grassland...
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Interdisciplinary project MONID HABITRACK – press release
Tick-borne diseases such as Lyme disease and tick-borne encephalitis (TBE/FSME) are becoming an...
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First-semester EAGLE students deliver an impressive suite of R packages
One of the most encouraging signs of a strong Earth Observation curriculum is when students move...
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