Armin Kleinböhl


I am a PhD student with the ASUR group of the Institute of Environmental Physics of the University of Bremen. I participated in field measurements of stratospheric trace gases with the ASUR instrument during NASA's SOLVE measurement campaign at Kiruna, Northern Sweden in the Arctic winter 1999/2000. Currently I am concerned with the analysis and interpretation of these data. One of my major objectives is the quantification of denitrification of the Arctic polar stratosphere using ASUR's HNO₃ measurements.

Diploma thesis

I studied physics at the University of Frankfurt / Main, Germany, and the University of Southampton, UK. I did my diploma thesis in the field of nuclear research with the EUROBALL / VEGA group of GSI in Darmstadt. I performed experimental investigations for the development of a 2pi fission fragment detector based on the Delta E-E method. The work was carried out within the framework of a cooperation between the Institute for Nuclear Physics of the University of Frankfurt / Main and GSI. The thesis is available on the WWW via this link.