Andres Spicher

Andres Spicher is an Associate Professor at the Department of Physics and Technology of UiT The Arctic University of Norway, leading research in Space Physics. His work focuses on ionospheric dynamics, plasma irregularities, and their impact on GNSS scintillation.

• Key research areas include Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability, GNSS Radio Scintillation, and Plasma Turbulence in polar regions.
• Recent publications analyze ionospheric flow vortices, small-scale irregularities, and machine learning applications for ionogram classification.
• Collaborative projects include CASCADE, Maxidusty-2, and EISCAT_3D development.
• He contributes to Norwegian Space Education and teaches FYS-3000 (Satellite & Rocket Techniques) and FYS-3002 (Near-Earth Space Environment).