Evelyn Reinmuth

Dr. Evelyn Reinmuth serves as a Researcher at the University of Hohenheim's Working Group on Renewable Resources in the Bioeconomy and leads the Bioeconomy Hohenheim Office. Her work bridges academic research with practical implementation in sustainable agricultural systems across Europe.

Her research spans bioeconomy development, digital transformation in agriculture, and soil sustainability. She investigates how digital technologies enhance organic farming systems, develops educational frameworks for bioeconomy awareness, and creates assessment tools for agricultural resilience. Current projects focus on municipal soil health and digital solutions for European agroecological farming.

Dr. Reinmuth actively contributes to high-impact publications in journals like Technology in Society and Advanced Sustainable Systems, with recent work examining multi-stakeholder digital adoption in farming and bioeconomy education frameworks. Her leadership in the "Healthy Municipal Soils" and "Paving the Way towards Digitalisation Enabling Agroecology" projects demonstrates commitment to translating research into practical agricultural solutions through ongoing collaborations from 2023-2025.