Siiri Tunn

Siiri Tunn serves as a Researcher in the Division of Health Psychology within the Department of Education and Psychology at the Free University of Berlin. She is currently engaged in the third-party funded AMBER project (Active mobility for maintained benefits of health and environment), focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of health behavior and environmental sustainability.

Her research expertise centers on Health Psychology and Active Transportation, examining how sustainable mobility practices like walking and cycling influence individual well-being and ecological systems. She investigates behavioral interventions to promote physical activity in urban environments, with strong connections to Environmental Health and Public Health frameworks. Her work emphasizes practical applications for community health improvement through Sustainable Mobility initiatives, bridging psychological theory with environmental science.

Dr. Tunn actively contributes to the AMBER project's externally funded research agenda, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to develop evidence-based strategies for maintaining health benefits through active mobility while reducing environmental impact. Her position as a Research Associate demonstrates her role in advancing the division's mission through empirical studies and practical interventions in real-world settings.