Nina Janßen

Nina Janßen is a Lecturer at the Institute for Sustainable Chemistry (INSC) at Leuphana University Lüneburg. Her work focuses on inclusive science education, integrating digital tools and competency-oriented teaching methods.

• Rol: Lecturer für special tasks
• Institute: Institute for Sustainable Chemistry (INSC)
• Location: Universitätsallee 1, Lüneburg, Germany

Her research emphasizes sustainable chemistry, toxicology, and chemical informatics, with a strong focus on accessibility and societal inclusion in science education. She contributes to projects like NinU (Network for Inclusive Science Education), Digi'Bats, and FoodLabHome.

Recent publications highlight her development of frameworks for inclusive science education, categorization systems in teacher training, and innovative strategies for digital education. These works align with her expertise in chemical degradation methods, environmental informatics, and sustainable resource management.

Janßen actively collaborates on interdisciplinary projects such as DiKo-ViLe, LFB-LABS-Digital, and TrICo, aiming to enhance science communication and educational equity. Her outreach includes creating teaching materials and organizing summer schools focused on sustainable chemistry.