Ariane Voglhuber-Slavinsky

Ariane Voglhuber-Slavinsky is a Researcher at the Department of Foresight, focusing on foresight methodologies for businesses, industry associations, and regional development. Her work emphasizes trend analysis, scenario processes, roadmapping, and stakeholder engagement. She leads projects for the European Commission, federal ministries, and industry clients, addressing challenges in sustainability, bioeconomy, and agricultural innovation. Voglhuber-Slavinsky holds a diploma in Health Management in Tourism and degrees in Renewable Resources and Agribusiness from the University of Hohenheim, with expertise in biodiversity valuation and bioenergy systems.

• Education:
  • PhD: Integrated Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services (BES) into decision-making frameworks (University of Hohenheim)
  • MSc: Renewable Resources & Bioenergy, Agribusiness (University of Hohenheim)
  • Diploma: Health Management in Tourism (FH Joanneum, Austria)
• Research Focus: Foresight tools for strategic planning, bioeconomy transitions, sustainable agri-food systems, and participatory scenario development.
• Key Projects: HOLOSEU (digital land-use platform), FOSTER (food system innovation), MATS (sustainable agricultural trade), and FOXL (food processing frameworks).

Her publications explore topics such as scenario-based LCA integration, bioeconomy policy pathways, and youth engagement in sustainability dialogues. She collaborates closely with organizations like the European Commission and VDMA to advance actionable foresight insights.