Chantal Krumm is a research assistant at ISOE since June 2023. Chantal studied Human and Environment (B.Sc.) with a focus on Environmental Economics and Environmental Psychology at the University of Koblenz-Landau. She then studied Global Sustainability Science at Leuphana University Lüneburg and Arizona State University. In her master’s thesis, she focused on the institutionalization of transdisciplinary sustainability research and empirically investigated the impact as well as the institutionalization of “Transacademic Interface Managers” in transdisciplinary research projects. Previously, Chantal participated in a transdisciplinary international learning laboratory on the relationship between society and forests in the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve.

Focus of research

  • Transdisciplinary methods and concepts
  • Roles and mediation in transdisciplinary research projects
  • Nature conservation and society
  • Social-ecological transformation and sustainability economics

Publications

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Current Publications

Projects

  • Business for Biodiversity: T-Labs for social-ecological change
    Biodiversity

    Business for Biodiversity: T-Labs for social-ecological change

    In so-called Transformation Labs, the project works with companies in the food industry to research how measures to promote biodiversity can be effectively designed and implemented.

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  • Platform tdAcademy for transdisciplinary research and studies
    Knowledge and Participation

    Platform tdAcademy for transdisciplinary research and studies

    The tdAcademy platform promotes transdisciplinary research by generating knowledge for its effective design, evaluating new methods and formats and offering an international fellowship program.

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