Linda Söller has been a research associate at ISOE since 2025 and a PhD candidate in the early career research group regulate since 2020. In regulate, she has been researching which methods can support sustainable groundwater management in times of increasing uncertainties due to the impacts of climate change and changing water usage.

Previously, Linda was a research associate at Goethe University Frankfurt at the Institute of Physical Geography in the Hydrology research group, with a research stay at the University of California, Davis. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Geography at the University of Bayreuth and her Master of Science in Physical Geography at Goethe University. In her research, Linda combines quantitative and qualitative methods to develop solutions for complex sustainability problems.

Key areas of focus

  • Water resources management
  • (Participatory) modeling
  • Inter- and transdisciplinary research processes and methods

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