Sebastian Nelke from Germany will start as ERASMUS student working with Arne Gladis.
He is currently in his fourth master semester studying mechanical engineering at the Technical University of Munich. In his studies he has focused on process engineering, especially bioprocess engineering. In his last research project, he build a continuous flow reactor for the crystallization of lysozyme. Now Sebastian will be working with Arne Gladis on the Absorption/Desorption model for CO2 capture. Outside the university, he likes to do different sport activities, especially American flag football, rowing and snowboarding. When he is not doing this he likes to play board games with friends.
Sebastian will have his office in building 229, room 216 together with another new ERASMUS student Mark Bülow.