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 ====== Master Theses ======
+  * **Giovanni Chellini**, 20 October 2020: Using satellites remote sensing techniques to study humidity inversions in the Arctic atmosphere
+  * **Artur Kremer**, 29 September 2020: Temperature profiling with ground-based microwave radiometers during the SOFOG3D campaign
-  * **Andreas Walbröl**, 25 September 2020: Benefit of microwave remote sensing for analysing the thermodynamik structure of Atmospheric Rivers
+  * **Andreas Walbröl**, 25 September 2020: Benefit of microwave remote sensing for analysing the thermodynamic structure of Atmospheric Rivers:  {{ :publications:masterthesis_walbroel.pdf | Master Thesis Walbroel}}
+  * **Darragh Kenny**, 25 September 2020: Using a high-resolution reanalysis dataset to analyse extreme events in power production
+  * **Katharina Jentzsch**, 23 June 2020: Process-oriented study on events of unusual winter time CO2 fluxes at Bayevela site, Spitsbergen
   * **Sarah Westbrook**, 14 January 2020: Investigation of the diurnal cycle of stratocumulus cloudsat the Northern coast of Chile.
-  * **Sybille Y. Schoger**, 27 May 2019: Snowfall rate retrieval from ground-based in situ and radar measurements, based on submitted thesis, edited version: {{ :publications:master_thesis_edited_schoger_2019.pdf |pdf}}
+  * **Johannes Vieten**, 2 September 2019: Development of an automatic radar-based storm identification, tracking and nowcasting algorithm
+  * **Leonie von Terzi**, 2 September 2019: How does the snowflake structure affect its scattering properties
+  * **Sybille Y. Schoger**, 25 June  2019: Snowfall rate retrieval from ground-based in situ and radar measurements, based on submitted thesis, edited version: {{ :publications:master_thesis_edited_schoger_2019.pdf |pdf}}
+  * **Clara Betancourt**, 16 May 2019: Lagrangian particle dispersion modeling of stable carbon isotope ratios to track the chemical aging of biomass burning aerosol
   * **Muhammad Arsalan Afzal**, 11 September 2018: Determination of CBL height using ground based MWR & Radiosonde over one site in Jülich, Germany