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BEATLE: Evaluating agricultural and food policies leading to transformation pathways towards a biodiversity-friendly land-use and food system

  • Role: Principle Investigator.
  • Project secured as part of the junior research group program funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).Grant number: 01UU2201A
  • Time period: 07/2022 – 06/2027
  • Total project funding: 2,692,987 EUR
  • Acquired funds for own research: 2,282,277 EUR.
  • Project includes funding for research group leader (E14 / W1), three Phd positions (E13 75%) and project coordinator (E10 50%).
  • Consortium partner: Dr. Anne Mupepele, Postdoc in Prof. Dr. Alexandra Klein’s research group, Nature Conservation and Landscape Ecology, University of Freiburg (Funding of: 410,710 €)
  • Collaboration inter alia with Prof. Dr. Claudia Bieling, Prof. Dr. Ingo Grass, Prof. Dr. Christian Lippert, Prof. Dr. Christine Wieck (all University of Hohenheim), Prof. Dr. Erwin Schmid (BOKU Vienna), Dr. Maria Kernecker (ZALF Leibniz).

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HOPE: Hohenheim Model Framework for Ecological-Economic Policy Evaluation

Das Projekt entwickelt einen räumlich hochauflösenden, sektoral detaillierten ökologisch-ökonomischen Modellverbund für das deutsche Agrar- und Ernährungssystem. Ziel ist es, Biodiversitätsverluste in Agrarlandschaften zu analysieren und die Wirksamkeit politischer Maßnahmen unter Berücksichtigung von Angebot und Nachfrage nach ökologischen und konventionellen Lebensmitteln zu bewerten. Dazu werden ökologische, landnutzungsbezogene und gesamtwirtschaftliche Modelle daten- und rechenintensiv weiterentwickelt und integriert.

  • Role: Principle Investigator.
  • Funded by Hector Hector STEM Personnel Fund at the University of Hohenheim funded by the H.W. & J. Hector Foundation, Weinheim.
  • Time period: 2025-2029
  • Acquired funds: 725.818,00 EUR

Promotionskolleg HABIT Leverage points for the transformation of agricultural landscapes

  • Role: Supervisor for two Phd-Projects (first and second supervision)
  • Funded by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research and Arts
  • Time period: 03/2023 – 09/2026
  • Acquired funds for own research: approx. 86,400 EUR
  • Partners: Prof. Dr. Markus Röhl and Prof. Dr. Alexander Peringer (both University of Applied Sciences Nürtingen), Prof. Dr. Christine Wieck (University of Hohenheim)

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Habit: Leverage points for the transformation of agricultural landscapes

  • Role: Supervisor for two Phd-Projects (first and second supervision)
  • Funded by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research and Arts
  • Time period: 03/2023 – 09/2026
  • Acquired funds for own research: approx. 86,400 EUR
  • Partners: Prof. Dr. Markus Röhl and Prof. Dr. Alexander Peringer (both University of Applied Sciences Nürtingen), Prof. Dr. Christine Wieck (University of Hohenheim)