Melina Stein has been a research scientist at ISOE since 2015. She studied sociology and political sciences at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz where she focused on empirical social research and urban sociology. Her focus areas at ISOE are sustainable mobility and qualitative social research.
Focus of research
- Sustainable mobility
- Urban development
- Qualitative social research
Projects
- Everyday life in the neighborhood 4.0
- LogMob – Impact assessment of an integrated logistics and mobility concept for the German Protestant Church Congress
- CommuterLab – paths towards sustainable urban-suburban mobility based on the Frankfurt Rhein-Main region
- SLInBio – Urban lifestyles and the valorization of biodiversity: dragonflies, grasshoppers, bumblebees and Co
- transform-R – Shaping the energy and mobility transition as a socio-ecological transformation in the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main region
- Homes-uP – Single Family Homes under Pressure?
- “LebensWert” – Development Management for Maintaining the Quality of Life in small towns Facing Demographic Change
- Mobility Strategy for Hesse
- RoboCab – Autonomous vehicles for carsharing and taxi fleets
- Sharing-Concepts for a Multi-Optional Mobility System in Frankfurt-Rhine-Main
- Summer School „Brilliant Minds for Social-Ecological Transformations“
- Environmental awareness in Germany 2020
- Mobile Living – Innovative Housing and Mobility Services
- Vision for Biodiversity