Prof. Dr. Jens Hartmann

Experiences

2013/05 - recent: Adjunct Professor at University of Waterloo, Canada

2009/02 - recent: Professorship "Chemistry of Natural Aqueous Solutiuons"

2004/05 - 2009/01: Research Associate, Division of Physical Geology and Global Cycles, Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany.

2003/11 - 2004/05: „JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship“, Division of Integrated Disaster Risk Management, Kyoto University, Japan.

2003/03 - 2003/11: COE-Researcher at the 21^st Century Center of Excellence, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University, Japan.

2001/09 - 2002/12: Project Coordinator, Urban Science International GmbH, Frankfurt, Germany.

1998/10 - 2001/08: Fellowship of the German Science Foundation at the Postgraduate School "Natural Disasters", Karlsruhe University, Germany.

Academic Education

2008/2009: Habilitation, Darmstadt University of Technology: Analysis of CO₂-consumption and dissolved silica fluxes by chemical weathering: A step towards modeling dissolved matter fluxes on regional and global scales

1998-2001: Ph.D.-Thesis, Karlsruhe University: Statistical analysis of earthquake related hydrogeological and geochemical signals; examples from Vrancea region, Romania, Kamchatka, Russia, and Japan.

1997-1998: Diploma, Thesis: Biogeochemistry of Patagonian Rivers, Argentina.

1995: Diploma, Mapping-Part: Mapping the Keauhou-Flow, Hawai´i, and the genesis of their tubes.

1992-1998: Student at the Institute for Geology & Paleontology, Darmstadt University of Technology.