Sarah Oberdorfer

Sarah Oberdorfer MSc is a researcher at the Centre of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). She is actively involved in knowledge transfer activities and research dissemination through the Centre's newsletter series, with contributions spanning from 2017 to 2023.

Her research interests focus on agricultural sustainability, climate change adaptation in farming systems, food security resilience, and socioeconomic aspects of agriculture. She has contributed to understanding the intersection of agricultural practices with energy transition, pandemic impacts on food systems, and digital transformation in farming (Landwirtschaft 4.0).

Her publication record shows a strong commitment to translating scientific findings into practical knowledge for stakeholders, with numerous newsletter articles addressing current challenges in agricultural science. Her most notable academic contribution is a 2021 co-authored study published in Forest Ecology and Management examining tropical forest recovery in Costa Rica.

Oberdorfer works closely with colleagues including Schaller L, Kantelhardt J, and Zollitsch W across multiple publications, indicating strong collaborative research networks within BOKU's agricultural sciences community. Her work consistently addresses the practical application of research findings to real-world agricultural challenges.