Natalie Fischer

Natalie Fischer is a lecturer at the Heidelberg University of Education and a researcher at the House of Astronomy (HdA) in Heidelberg. Her work bridges astronomy and education, focusing on developing innovative materials for children and training educators.

• Education: Physics studies at Universities of Bonn, Aachen, and Heidelberg (1988–1994)
• Leadership: Vice Chair of the Astronomy School e.V. since 2008, Chair since 2023

Research Interests: Fischer specializes in early science education, particularly astronomy outreach. Her work includes hybrid learning models, hands-on experiments, and materials for primary schools and kindergartens. She emphasizes connecting cosmic phenomena to everyday experiences.

Publication Trends: Articles focus on astronomy education, with themes like observational techniques, creative workshops, and digital learning tools. Her work often targets children and educators, blending historical insights with modern pedagogical methods.

Projects: Fischer coordinates the UNAWE program in Germany and contributes to Space Scoops. She has led science workshops for the BASF Education Initiative and developed content for planetarium events and educational journals.