Sylke Hilberg

Sylke Hilberg is an Associate Professor at the Paris Lodron University of Salzburg, specializing in environmental and biodiversity research. She actively contributes to interdisciplinary hydrogeological studies in alpine regions, focusing on coal mine drainage and climate change impacts. Her work spans academic research, educational innovation, and environmental consultancy.

• Hydrogeology of alpine lakes and post-mining systems
• Development of digital learning tools for geological education
• Environmental impact assessment of mining activities
• Isotopic and geochemical analysis of water systems

Her recent publications address topics like reactive mass transport in coal mines, hydrochemical characterization of alpine springs, and innovative educational methodologies. She has served as Principal Investigator in multiple projects including AlpLake-Change and Grubenwässer der Altbergbaue.

Scientific Awards:

• Comenius EduMedia Siegel (2013) for educational program 'Zwischen Regenwolke und Wasserhahn'

Hilberg participates in editorial work (e.g., reviewing for Hydrology and Water journals) and science communication initiatives. She integrates geological education with environmental research through projects like 'System Veder im Praxistest' and 'Geologie begreifen.'