Dr. Philipp Dalkmann

Global responsibility for active ingredients in the area of environmental fate; development of experimental and regulatory strategies of active ingredients and their metabolites in the area of environmental fate; preparation of exposure and risk assessments, dossiers for registration purposes, and responses to authorities; planning, conduction, supervision, and interpretation of laboratory and field studies

Scientific employee in the group "Environmental Fate/Modeling/GIS" Key activities: Monitoring and reporting of environmental fate studies of agrochemicals (GLP), preparation of assessment reports and dossiers, environmental fate modeling, development of risk assessment solutions for clients, project and registration management

Deputy head of a Red Cross group Key activities: Strategic planning, project management, personnel management

PhD student and scientific employee at the Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation – Soil Science Key activities: Project management (Mexico/China), management and realization of field and laboratory studies, development of analytical methods (HPLC-MS/MS, GC-MS), publication of results in international journals, presentations and talks at international conferences, supervision of technical staff and students

Graduate student assistant at the Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation –Soil Science Key activities: Publication of research data, analytical method development (HPLC-MS/MS)

Working student in the Environmental Fate Group Key activities: Laboratory work including soil preparation, soil extraction, and application of analytical methods (radio-HPLC, radio-TLC), environmental fate modeling

Agricultural internship Key activities: Soil and crop management

Internship and student assistant Key activities: Collaboration in the installation of an information system in context of the European Water Framework Directive, mapping of water quality and cross structures in watercourses

Student assistant Consulting service for plants/crops (nutrition, diseases, protection) at the Landesgartenschau in Leverkusen (horticultural show of North Rhine-Westphalia in Leverkusen/Germany)

PhD student at the Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation – Soil Science; Title of dissertation: “Environmental fate and natural attenuation of pharmaceuticals during long-term wastewater irrigation in Central Mexico”; Grade: 1.0

Theodor-Brinkmann-Graduate School PhD scholarship

Diploma in Agricultural Science (Dipl.-Ing. agr.); Grade: 1.5; Focus: nature conservation, soil science; Title of diploma thesis: “Degradation and ageing of 14C-labeled pesticides and metabolites in soils with different pH-values”; Grade: 1.1 (in cooperation with Bayer CropScience AG).