Jens Groß

Dr. Jens Groß is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Physical Geography and Landscape Ecology at Leibniz University Hannover. He holds roles such as Programme Coordinator for Geography, representative on examination boards for B.Sc. Geography and M.Sc. Landscape Sciences, and academic advisor for Bachelor's and Interdisciplinary programs. His research focuses on wind erosion in agricultural landscapes, applied landscape ecology, and modeling ecosystem services like pollination. He actively participates in courses including the German-Japanese Summer School and fieldwork-based practical analysis courses.

Key projects include digital integration of field excursions with learning spaces (2022-2023) and pollination modeling in Lower Saxony (2019-2023). His work bridges field studies with advanced techniques like UAV-based remote sensing and GIS analysis. Teaching responsibilities span practical field courses, laboratory sessions, and thesis supervision in physical geography.

Publications emphasize environmental modeling, soil dynamics, and geospatial applications, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to environmental challenges. No scientific awards are listed, but his contributions to landscape sustainability and geospatial innovation are central to his academic profile.