Madelynn von Baeyer

Dr. Madelynn von Baeyer serves as a Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Geoanthropology in Jena, Germany, where she is affiliated with the DAE Research Group. Her position falls under the institute's core scientific staff structure focused on interdisciplinary anthropological and earth science research.

Her research spans Geoanthropology, Environmental Anthropology, Archaeology, and Earth System Science, with emphasis on historical human-environment dynamics and long-term sustainability patterns. The DAE Research Group provides the primary framework for her investigations into how human societies have shaped and been shaped by planetary systems across geological timescales.

Dr. von Baeyer's work contributes to the institute's mission of understanding anthropogenic impacts on Earth systems through integrated approaches combining archaeological evidence, climate data, and socio-ecological modeling. Her research context emphasizes transdisciplinary collaboration within the Max Planck Society's network of geoanthropological specialists.