Stefan Rohse

Stefan Rohse is a Professor of Agricultural Chemistry at the University of Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, affiliated with the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition. His teaching spans general, inorganic, and organic chemistry, plant protection law, hazardous substances regulation, and toxicology.

His research aligns with HSWT's focus on Sustainable Resource Management, Climate Change Mitigation, and Biogas/Biomass. Projects include optimizing hazardous waste management, studying humic substances in biogas production, and analyzing rare earth elements' role in energy transitions.

Rohse leads initiatives like the Chemistry Didactics Working Group for Bavarian Universities of Applied Sciences and coordinates MINTerAKTIV and BayerenMINT programs to enhance STEM education. He is a member of the GDCH (German Chemical Society), VDI (German Engineers), and DECHEMA (Chemical Engineering Biotechnology).

His career combines academia and industry, including prior roles in environmental consulting and quality management. His work emphasizes practical applications in agricultural chemistry and environmental safety, reflecting HSWT's mission of interdisciplinary, applied research.