Martin Jäschke

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Jäschke is a full professor at the Department of Environmental Protection and Urban Planning, HafenCity University Hamburg. His career spans environmental science, noise mapping, and organizational psychology, with a focus on sustainable urban development and environmental stress factors. Since 2016, he has led research initiatives on quiet areas, climate adaptation, and digitalization in construction.

Research Focus: Prevention of environmental stressors (noise/light/air), protection of pristine urban areas, quality of life enhancement through GIS modeling, stakeholder interviews, and sustainability assessments. Key projects include interdisciplinary teaching initiatives like Material Networks and contributions to EU-funded research on climate-resilient infrastructure.

Teaching & Supervision: Offers second supervision for theses, prioritizing student-driven topics in environmental engineering and urban planning. Collaborates with institutions like TU Hamburg and TU Dresden on noise protection and digitalization. Notable initiatives include digitizing exams via MINTFIT e-assessment and promoting open educational resources.

Biographical Highlights: Diploma in Physics (Göttingen, 1993), Environmental Science (Koblenz-Landau, 2007), Organizational Psychology (Hagen, 2011), Doctorate in Engineering (TU Dresden, 2013) with dissertation: Noise Mapping and Quiet Areas. Professional experience includes roles at Hessian State Office for Environment and Leibniz Institute for Ecological Regional Development.