Final theses
Open theses
Are you interested in writing a thesis within our research fields? To discuss possible topics, please contact Prof. Dr. Daniel Vollprechtdirectly.
Ongoing theses
Bachelor theses:
- Substitute raw materials and additives of secondary origin for the cement industry
- Comparison of quality labels for sustainable laboratories at universities in the field of materials science
Master theses:
- Optimization of silicon carbide moldings for the foundry process
- Synthesis and solubility product determination of fluorine-containing Cr-spinels
- Raw material potential of industrial waste water with regard to critical metals
- Use of waste incineration bottom ash in the cement industry I: Characterization and processing of waste incineration bottom ash
- Sustitution of PTFE and FKM in membranes and hoses in exhaust systems
- Raw material potential of industrial wastewater with regard to critical metals
Thesis registration:
- Fill in the first paragraph (I.) of the corresponding registration form
- Forward the form to the examiner
- Examiner fills in the second section (II.) and forwards the form to the chair of the examination board
- Chairman of the examination board signs and sends the form to the examination office
Completed theses
Bachelor theses:
- State of the art survey and market analysis for the recycling of plastic packaging - From bale to regranulate
- Degradation of poly- and perfluorinated alkaline substances (PFAS) by in-situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) and in-situ chemical reduction (ISCR)
- Hydrogeochemical modeling of the leachability of MSWI bottom ash
- Hydrogeochemical modeling of the leachability of construction waste
- Immobilization of heavy metals in foundry residues by mixing with additives
- Immobilization of heavy metals in waste incineration plant bottom ash by mixing with additives
- Waste management evaluation of recycling and recyclate utilization rates
- Recovery of metals and metal compounds as well as graphite from fine-grained waste streams using flotation
- Influence of mineral additives on coating reactions and ash quality
- Use of alternative carbon carriers in the electric arc process to reduce the “Product Carbon Footprint PCF”
- Characterization of alkali-activated binders for the agglomeration of foundry dusts
- Characterization of active material from lithium-ion batteries by XRD and SEM
Master theses:
- Waste law analysis of the country-specific implementation of the Single-Use Plastics Directive in the EU
- Removal of silanes as hydrophobing agents from gypsum waste to enable gypsum recycling
- Mineralogy and leachability of inorganic environmental pollutants from mineral fractions of bottom ash from waste incineration plants
- Comparative study of life cycle analyses on CO2 capture, storage and utilization
- Removal of silanes as hydrophobing agents from gypsum waste to enable gypsum recycling
- Researching and securing a suitable process for characterizing bottom ash with SEM/EDX
- Quantification of waste prevention
- Inventory and substitution of PFAS in industrial robots using KUKA as a case study
Collaboration as a student/scientific assistant
Are you interested in joining our team as a student or research assistant? Please contact
Prof. Dr. Daniel Vollprechtdirectly.
Furthermore, the Bavarian State Office for the Environment offers short-term employment as a student assistant (without/with a Bachelor's degree) for simple activities in the field of organic analysis.
Furthermore, the Bavarian State Office for the Environment offers short-term employment as a student assistant (without/with a Bachelor's degree) for simple activities in the field of organic analysis.