Christoph Mayer is affiliated with the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Germany and conducts research primarily in Earth and Planetary Sciences, Environmental Science, and Medicine. Their work spans several subfields, including Atmospheric Science, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Global and Planetary Change, and Water Science and Technology.
The scientist's research topics cover a range of areas such as cryospheric studies and observations, winter sports injuries and performance, landslides and related hazards, Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics, climate change and permafrost, geology and paleoclimatology research, and climate variability and models.
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Christoph Mayer include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Mayer include Astrid Lambrecht, Olaf Eisen, Emma C. Smith, Reinhard Drews, and Todd A. Ehlers, reflecting cooperative work in fields related to glaciology and environmental monitoring.
The scientist has published extensively in notable venues such as The Cryosphere, Journal of Glaciology, Annals of Glaciology, Frontiers in Earth Science, and Polarforschung. These publications often address topics related to glaciers, ice dynamics, and environmental changes impacting cryospheric regions.
M. Zemp;E. Thibert;M. Huss;D. Stumm
Martin J. Siegert;J. Cynan Ellis-Evans;Martyn Tranter;Christoph Mayer
Claudia Mihalcea;Christoph Mayer;Guglielmina Diolaiuti;Astrid Lambrecht
N. Jakowski;M. M. Hoque;C. Mayer
Janin Schaffer;Ralph Timmermann;Jan Erik Arndt;Steen Savstrup Kristensen
N. Jakowski;C. Mayer;M. M. Hoque;V. Wilken
C.E. Mihalcea;C. Mayer;G. Diolaiuti;C. D'Agata
Jens Wickert;Grzegorz Michalak;Torsten Schmidt;Georg Beyerle
C. Mayer;A. Lambrecht;M. Belò;C. Smiraglia
Arendt;T. Bolch;J.G. Cogley
Niels Reeh;Christoph Mayer;Heinz Miller;Henrik Højmark Thomsen
D.J. Quincey;L. Copland;C. Mayer;M. Bishop
D. Bocchiola;G. Diolaiuti;A. Soncini;C. Mihalcea
M. Juen;C. Mayer;A. Lambrecht;H. Han
David Kriegel;Christoph Mayer;Wilfried Hagg;Sergiy Vorogushyn
Martin John Siegert;Ron Kwok;Christopher Mayer;Bryn Hubbard
Geoffrey W. Evatt;I. David Abrahams;Matthias Heil;Christoph Mayer
Niels Reeh;Erik Lintz Christensen;Christoph Mayer;Ole B. Olesen
Andrea Soncini;Daniele Bocchiola;Gabriele Confortola;Alberto Bianchi
W. Hagg;C. Mayer;A. Lambrecht;David Kriegel
A. Arendt;T. Bolch;J.G. Cogley;A. Gardner
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