Public Outreach is a crucial part of my research
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I immensely enjoy talking to school classes, clubs and societies about the work I do and how it links to their every day life. If you are interested in a general audience or popular science talk about my work, don't hesitate to contact me.
Here are some examples of my public outreach endeavors:
- Public science article in Attempto!, the research magazine of the University of Tübingen, 2020
- General audience presentation to the Leibniz Kolleg at the University of Tuebingen, 2020
- US and German press release on the combined impact of climate change and soil arsenic on rice production, 2019; followed by interviews and newspaper reports (FAZ, Schwäbisches Tagblatt, Landeszeitung Lüneburg)
- German Southwest Radio (SWR) interview on the combined impact of climate change and soil arsenic on rice production, 2019
- General audience
presentations to the Jenny Marx Forum, Salzwedel, to the Rotary Club,
Braunschweig, and to grades 10-12 in Jahn High School, Salzwedel,
Germany: Essen Sie gern Reis? - Die Zukunft des wichtigesten Nahrungsmittels der Welt (Do you like to eat rice? - The future of the most important food in the world), 2018
- Presentation at the International Food Policy Research Institute, 2018
- German TV documentary: “Arsen – der schleichende Tod”, 2016, synchronized into English, 2017
- BUNDjugend report on phytoremediation of cadmium-contaminated soils, 2016
- Cantaloup.FM radio interview about phytoremediation
- Report in a German magazine (Chrismon) on PhD thesis, 2014
- TV report in the German Southwest Radio (SWR) on PhD thesis, 2014
- German press release on the microbial remediation of cadmium-contaminated soils, 2013
Popular Science Publications
- E. M. Muehe, A. Kappler; invited by BIOspektrum 2016; 20(3), 316-318; Biogene Eisenminerale kontrollieren das Umweltverhalten toxischer Metalle. (Biogenic Iron minerals control the environmental fate of toxic metals).
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