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Milestones of ETIA 17: Successful Thesis Defenses

We are proud and delighted to share that students of the current ETIA cohort have successfully defended their master’s theses. Dear students, sincere congratulations on your achievement!

Andreea Mitu with Anke Schaffartzik and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Andreea Mitu with Anke Schaffartzik and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Olga Yurkevich with Felicitas Schneider and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Olga Yurkevich with Felicitas Schneider and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Hannah Lorenz with Matthias Zessner-Spitzenberg and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Hannah Lorenz with Matthias Zessner-Spitzenberg and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Laetitia Skalla with Hans Fellner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Laetitia Skalla with Hans Fellner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Marietta Krismer with Hans Fellner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Marietta Krismer with Hans Fellner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Emilia Pilss with Hans Fellner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Emilia Pilss with Hans Fellner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Maria Apolloner with Kaluba Chitumbo and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Maria Apolloner with Kaluba Chitumbo and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

Helene Stanger online with Mario Ortner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

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Helene Stanger online with Mario Ortner and Academic Director Hans Puxbaum

In under two years, these students have developed impressive expertise and insights and address topics with a particular focus on pressing global challenges at the intersection of environment, technology, and international affairs.

Three students focused on circular economy approaches in the agri-food sector:

  • Emilia Pills, "Circularity Scenarios for Fruit Residues in Lower Austria"
    Supervised by Prof. Hans Fellner
  • Laetitia Skalla, "Material Flow Analysis of Innovative Utilization Pathways of Bread Waste in Austria: Comparing Economic, Ecological and Social Criteria"
    Supervised by Prof. Hans Fellner
  • Olga Yurkevich, "Food Waste from Farm to Fork: A Material Flow Analysis of Austria’s Food Supply Chain"
    Supervised by Dr. Felicitas Schneider

Other students explored topics ranging from energy transition and climate policy to technological innovation and migration:

  • Maria Apolloner, "The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in Enhancing Safety in Nuclear Power Plants"
    Supervised by Dr. Kaluba Chitumbo
  • Marietta Krismer, "Driving Toward Sustainability: A Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Electric and Diesel Buses"
    Supervised by Prof. Hans Fellner
  • Hannah Lorenz, "The Agricultural Nitrogen Surplus in the Danube River Basin: Development from 1980 to 2021 and Future Prospects"
    Supervised by Prof. Matthias Zessner-Spitzenberg
  • Andreea Mitu, "When the Wells Run Dry: Understanding Drought-Driven Migration in the Middle East through a Socio-Environmental Lens"
    Supervised by Prof. Anke Schaffartzik
  • Helene Stanger, "The Role of Battery Energy Storage in Large-Scale Solar Integration: A Business Case and Policy Analysis for Kosovo"
    Supervised by Dr. Mario Ortner

Curious to learn more? The theses will soon be available at TU library

Interested in becoming a sustainability facilitator? Applications for the Fall 2025 intake are still open! https://application.da-vienna.ac.at/, opens an external URL in a new window

 

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Milestones of ETIA 17: Successful Thesis Defenses

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We are proud and delighted to share that students of the current ETIA cohort have successfully defended their master’s theses.

Dear students, sincere congratulations on your achievement!

 

In under two years, these students have developed impressive expertise and insights and address topics with a particular focus on pressing global challenges at the intersection of environment, technology, and international affairs.

Three students focused on circular economy approaches in the agri-food sector:

  • Emilia Pills, "Circularity Scenarios for Fruit Residues in Lower Austria"
    Supervised by Prof. Hans Fellner
  • Laetitia Skalla, "Material Flow Analysis of Innovative Utilization Pathways of Bread Waste in Austria: Comparing Economic, Ecological and Social Criteria"
    Supervised by Prof. Hans Fellner
  • Olga Yurkevich, "Food Waste from Farm to Fork: A Material Flow Analysis of Austria’s Food Supply Chain"
    Supervised by Dr. Felicitas Schneider

Other students explored topics ranging from energy transition and climate policy to technological innovation and migration:

  • Maria Apolloner, "The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in Enhancing Safety in Nuclear Power Plants"
    Supervised by Dr. Kaluba Chitumbo
  • Marietta Krismer, "Driving Toward Sustainability: A Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Electric and Diesel Buses"
    Supervised by Prof. Hans Fellner
  • Hannah Lorenz, "The Agricultural Nitrogen Surplus in the Danube River Basin: Development from 1980 to 2021 and Future Prospects"
    Supervised by Prof. Matthias Zessner-Spitzenberg
  • Andreea Mitu, "When the Wells Run Dry: Understanding Drought-Driven Migration in the Middle East through a Socio-Environmental Lens"
    Supervised by Prof. Anke Schaffartzik
  • Helene Stanger, "The Role of Battery Energy Storage in Large-Scale Solar Integration: A Business Case and Policy Analysis for Kosovo"
    Supervised by Dr. Mario Ortner

Curious to learn more? The theses will soon be available at TU library

Interested in becoming a sustainability facilitator? Applications for the Fall 2025 intake are still open! https://application.da-vienna.ac.at/, opens an external URL in a new window

 

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