Marco Schauer

Marco Schauer is a Research Fellow at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, affiliated with the Department of Social and Political Psychology. He specializes in transformative negotiations and sustainability science, focusing on psychological processes impeding societal transformation toward sustainability. His work addresses multi-dimensional decision-making challenges and uncertainty in negotiations.

• Research Group: Negotiation Research Group (NRG)
• Institute: Institute of Sustainability Psychology (ISP)

Research interests include pro-environmental decision-making, balancing utility dimensions (economic/environmental), and uncertainty dynamics in sustainability negotiations. His recent work explores how negotiation frameworks can mitigate barriers to sustainability goals.

Past collaborations involve guiding researchers like Moritz Bammel and Dörte Behrendt through the ISP and NRG teams. He teaches workshops on nonlinear methods and Bayesian inference for psychological research.