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Opportunities for Master Thesis

There are currently 3 master theses open, for which scholarships are available. For more details see the announcements.

  • The solar wind fine structure mapped with NASA's revolutionary Parker Solar Probe mission
  • Solar microflares: imaging and spectroscopy with the Spectrometer/Telescope for Imaging X-rays (STIX) to fly on Solar Orbiter
  • Coronal Heating by nanoflares using multiwavelength EUV imaging of the AIA instrument onboard NASA'S Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO)

Opportunities for Bachelor Thesis

  • Sunspot observations at Kanzelhöhe Observatory
  • Solar cycle studies
  • Solar X-ray flares: measurements of directivity

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Stefan Purkhart Energy release events from the Sun on different scales ongoing
Robert Jarolim Frontiers of deep learning in solar physics ongoing
Campos Rozo, Jose-Ivan Plasma and magnetic field interaction on large and small scales within the solar atmosphere ongoing
Gupta, Manu Magnetic helicity modeling in solar flares ongoing
Hernandez-Perez, Aaron Initiation and Energy Release in Solar Flare/CME Events 2020 Online Publication
Hofmeister, Stefan Johann On the properties of solar coronal holes, their magnetic structure, and how their location on the Sun affects the solar wind velocities near Earth 2019 Online publication
Dissauer, Karin Diagnostics of coronal dimmings associated with solar coronal mass ejections 2018 Online publication
Jungmeier, Gundi On the trail of hidden information History of corona observation at the Kanzelhöhe Observatory for Solar and Environmental Research 2018 Online publication
Muhr, Nicole EUV Observations of Coronal Waves and their Association with Other Solar Phenomena 2014 Abstract
Rollett, Tanja

Evolution of Coronal Mass Ejections and Their Heliospheric Imprints

2014 Online Publication
Bein, Bianca Maria Properties of coronal mass ejections derived from STEREO observations 2013 Abstract
Kienreich, Ines Waltraud Kinematics and 3D Structure of large-scale coronal waves and shocks observed with STEREO/EUVI and PROBA2/SWAP 2012 Online publication
Miklenic, Christiane Multi-wavelength observations of dynamic phenomena in the solar atmosphere 2010 Online publication
Stoiser-Berkebile, Sigrid Solar hard X-ray microflares: atmospheric response and implications for coronal heating models 2009 Online publication
Möstl, Christian Modeling magnetic clouds using multi-spacecraft observations 2009 Online publication
Master and Diploma Theses
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Schopper, Tobias Solar Flare Prediction using Deep Learning ongoing
Purkhart, Stefan Statistics of nanoflares and their contribution to coronal heating using SDO/AIA differential emission measure analysis 2021 Online publication
Fleck, Nikolaus Christopher Detection of coronal mass ejections on late type stars ongoing
Jarolim, Robert Solar image enhancement and quality assessment with deep learning 2020 online publication
Saqri, Jonas

Differential Emission Measure Analysis of a Long-Lived Coronal Hole

2020 Online Publication
Seibezeder, Julia Evolution of plasma parameters during the early evolution of the 2010 June 13 Coronal Mass Ejection and Shock 2020 Online publication
Krikova, Kilian Small-scale dynamics in a coronal hole related to microflaring events 2020 Online publication
Baumgartner, Christian On the factors determining the eruptive character of solar flares 2018 Online publication
Tschernitz, Johannes Magnetic reconnection rates in eruptive and confined two ribbon flares 2018 Online publication
Heinemann, Stephan Gabor Coronal Holes: Evolution and Magnetic Field Characteristics 2017 Online publication
Hinterreiter, Jürgen Comparing the ribbon evolution and the coronal electric field of eruptive and confined Hα flares based on Kanzelhöhe Observatory data 2017 Online publication
Müller, Jörg Hermann Automatic Detection of Clouds in All-Sky-Images 2016 Online publication
Hofmeister, Stefan Coronal Holes, Solar High Speed Streams and Geomagnetic Storms: Statistical Relationships and Forecasts 2015 Online publication
Miksits, Christoph RHESSI X-ray imaging and spectroscopy of the X3.9 flare of 2003 November 3 2013 Online publication
Gressl, Corinna Comparison of MHD simulations of the solar wind with in-situ measured plasma and magnetic field parameters at 1 AU 2012 Online publication
Rollett, Tanja Propagation direction and kinematics of coronal mass ejections in the Heliosphere 2010 Online publication
Stevanecz, Nina Correlation analysis of flares and coronal mass ejections of the years 2003 and 2005 2009 Online publication
Bein, Bianca Maria Solar microflares studied with RHESSI and DOT 2009 Online publication
Muhr, Nicole Analysis of a Moreton wave associated with the X17.2 solar flare/CME event observed on October 28, 2003 2008
Thalmann, Julia Analysis of the flare waves associated with the 3B/X3.8 flare of January 17, 2005 2005
Miklenic, Christiane Magnetic reconnection rates in a two-ribbon flare 2004
Stoiser, Sigrid Solar microflares observed by RHESSI 2004
External Referee
Name Title of work Year link
Dumbovic, Mateja Analysis and Forecasting of coronal mass ejection space weather effects. PhD Thesis, University of Zagreb (Croatia) 2016 link
Meetu, Verma The evolution and decay of sunspots: a high resolution study of flows and magnetic fields in and around sunspots. PhD thesis, University of Potsdam (Germany) 2013 link
Long, David Kinematic properties of globally-propagating waves in the solar corona. PhD thesis, Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland) 2012 link
Falkenberg, Thea Vilstrup Influence of solar activity on planetary environments - Future Mars explorations. PhD Thesis, DTU (Denmark) 2011 link

 

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