New Staff Member at the Department of Remote Sensing Sabine Oppmann

New Staff Member at the Department of Remote Sensing Sabine Oppmann

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project | staff | WASCAL-DE-Coop | West Africa

October 1, 2019

Ms. Sabine Oppmann joined the WASCAL-DE-Coop project team in September 2019. Being a certified translator and interpreter, Sabine spent several years working in various administrative positions with a focus on foreign languages and project support in the Frankfurt and the Munich area. She now returned to her home region and is happy to support the WASCAL-DE-Coop project and the WASCAL Graduate School Program as new project assistant.

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