Ines Mulder
Scientific Researcher
Department of Soil Sciences
University of Giessen
Germany
Biography
2001 – 2004: University of Hannover, Studies of Geosciences, Vordiplom. 2004 Leonardo-da-Vinci Scholarship for 3-month research at Laboratoires Magmas et Volcans, CNRS, Clermont Ferrand, Frankreich. 2005 –2006: Student and Assistant Teaching/Research at the Soil & Crop Science Department, College Station, TX, USA, Titel M.Sc. (Soil Science) Thesis: Smectite clay adsorbents of Aflatoxin B1 to amend animal Feed 2007-2008: Junior Advisor for the German Developmental Service at the Institute of Agronomy, Royal University of Agriculture, Phnom Penh. 2008 –2015: Institute of Earth Science, University of Heidelberg, Titel of PhD thesis: Volatile Organohalogens from Fluid Inclusions of Rocks and Minerals. (incl. parental leave). Since 2015: Scientific Researcher at the Department of Soil Science and Soil Conservation (incl. parental leave).
Research Interest
Fate of disinfectants (quaternary ammonium compounds) in soils HPLC-MS, GC/ECD, GC/MS, XRD Project: Fate of Qaternary Ammonium Compounds in Soil – Experiments with model soil constituents (DFG)
Publications
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Kotte K, Löw F, Huber SG, Krause T, Mulder I, Schöler H-F (2012) Organohalogen Emissions from Saline Environments – Spatial Extrapolation Using Remote Sensing as Most Promising Tool. Biogeosciences 9: 1225–35.
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Mulder I, Huber SG, Krause T, Zetzsch C, Kotte K, Dultz S, Schöler H-F (2013) A New Purge and Trap Headspace Technique to Analyze Low Volatile Compounds from Fluid Inclusions of Rocks and Minerals. Chemical Geology 358: 148–55.
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Mulder I, Krause T, Sattler T, Tubbesing C, Studenroth S, Bukowski K, Atlas ET, Schöler H-F (2015) Thermolytic degradation of methyl methionine and implications for its role in DMS and MeCl formation in hypersaline environments. Environmental Chemistry 12: 415-425.
