Samia Firdous

Dr. Samia Firdous is a researcher in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Hildesheim, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Economics, and Computer Science. Her research spans environmental chemistry, organic chemistry, and science education, with a focus on topics like anthropogenic pollutants in water systems, organic synthesis methods, and educational frameworks for sustainable development.

• Key projects: Environmental pollutants in the River Innerste, NanoScience student labs, Cu2RVE (digital competencies in teacher education).
• Research areas: Environmental chemistry, organic synthesis, chemical education, and nanotechnology applications.

Her publications highlight interdisciplinary work, including green chemistry, reaction mechanisms, and chemical education. She contributes to student laboratory studies and teaching initiatives, particularly in inorganic chemistry and sustainability. Her contact office is in room HC.D.3.10, with consultation hours from 9:00 to 16:00.