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Daniel Oro is a Research Professor at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) . He graduated in Biology from the University of Barcelona, earned a European Doctorate in 1996, and conducted post-doctoral research in France and the United Kingdom before joining CSIC in Mallorca. His academic profile spans decades of contributions to ecological theory and conservation science. Education: PhD (Biology) from University of Barcelona Experience: Postdoctoral work in France/UK; CSIC since 1996 Research interests include: Animal ecology (species interactions, population dynamics) Climate change impacts on marine species Conservation strategies for endangered megafauna Trophic interactions and top predator roles Habitat protection effectiveness His publication trends reveal consistent focus on marine ecology, climate threats to reptiles, demographic modeling, and conservation frameworks. Key methodologies include hierarchical population modeling and empirical studies on seabirds and sea turtles. Network includes collaborations with institutions in Spain, France, UK, and the U.S., emphasizing global ecological challenges.

• Animal Ecology
• Marine Ecology
• Climate Change Biology
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Yang Xu is a Post-doctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena, Germany, working within the Department of Biogeochemical Signals and the Airborne Trace Gas Measurements research group. His primary focus involves inversion modeling of greenhouse gas emissions, with specialized expertise in urban anthropogenic and biogenic flux quantification using integrated atmospheric measurement systems. His academic credentials include: Ph.D. in Geosciences from Université Paris-Saclay, France (2019-2023), thesis: "Analysis of atmospheric CO2 measurements in Mexico City" M.S. in Environmental Sciences from Peking University, China (2015-2018), thesis: "Evaluation of PM2.5 related health effects of the ban policy on beehive coke in China" B.S. in Statistics from Peking University, China (2012-2015) B.S. in Environmental Sciences from Peking University, China (2011-2015), thesis: "Reconstruction of PAHs emissions caused by beehive coke activities" Dr. Xu's research integrates ground-based and space-based remote sensing data to develop advanced inversion models for urban greenhouse gas flux estimation. His work in Mexico City has pioneered methodologies for reconciling satellite observations with in-situ measurements to quantify emission sources, while his earlier research in China established critical links between air pollution control policies and public health outcomes. This dual expertise positions him at the intersection of atmospheric chemistry, environmental policy, and climate science. His publication record (2017-2024) demonstrates consistent focus on urban greenhouse gas dynamics, particularly in Mexico City and Chinese metropolitan areas. Key contributions include reconciling asynchronous satellite measurements of CO2 and NO2 with mesoscale models, characterizing urban CO2 gradients using dense sensor networks, and quantifying health benefits from industrial emission controls. His methodologies bridge atmospheric physics, remote sensing technology, and environmental epidemiology. As a core researcher in Germany's Integrated Greenhouse Gas Monitoring System (ITMS) project, Dr. Xu contributes to national-scale emission verification frameworks. His current work involves operationalizing inversion modeling techniques for real-time emission monitoring across German urban centers, with no documented student supervision or external grant leadership beyond the ITMS initiative. He actively participates in the Airborne Trace Gas Measurements research group's field campaigns, which deploy advanced spectrometers for high-precision atmospheric sampling. The group's work supports both fundamental atmospheric science and practical climate policy development through rigorous emission quantification.

• Inversion Modeling
• Greenhouse Gases
• Anthropogenic Emissions
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Andreas Dengel is a Professor of Computer Science at the Rhineland-Palatinate University of Technology (RPTU) and Managing Director of the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) in Kaiserslautern. He leads the Smart Data & Knowledge Services research area and the DFKI Deep Learning Competence Center, with additional professorship rights at Osaka Metropolitan University since 2009. He earned his doctorate in Computer Science from the University of Stuttgart in 1989 following undergraduate studies in Computer Science with Economics at RPTU (then TU Kaiserslautern). His academic promotions progressed from C3 to W3 Professor at RPTU between 1993-2013. Professor Dengel's research centers on Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition with applications in Earth Observation, document analysis, and semantic technologies. His work bridges theoretical AI with industrial implementation, notably through NVIDIA-certified deep learning frameworks and multi-institutional Earth Observation projects. He pioneered quantified learning approaches for satellite data interpretation and human behavior modeling. Recent publications (2025) demonstrate his focus on diffusion models for geospatial data, multi-view learning for missing Earth Observation data, and gaze-based confidence detection systems. These works highlight cross-disciplinary integration of deep learning with environmental science and human-computer interaction. His extensive honors include: ICDAR Outstanding Achievement Award (2019) Order of the Rising Sun with Gold Rays (2021) Order of Merit of Rhineland-Palatinate (2022) IAPR Fellow distinction NVIDIA Pioneer Award He has secured over €100 million in third-party funding and supervised 500+ theses. His MIND graduate school supports 20 industry-sponsored students, while international exchange programs with Japanese institutions foster cross-border research. As FFPA Chairman and acatech member, he shapes national AI policy including Germany's "Lernende Systeme" platform. His leadership spans DFKI's Deep Learning Competence Center (NVIDIA Excellence Program awardee) and research groups developing Robust Machine Learning for defense systems, Ageing Smart environments, and Earth Digital Twin technologies through EU and national projects.

• Machine Learning
• Deep Learning
• Pattern Recognition
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Dr. Pauline Riousset is a Scientific Associate at the Office for Technology Assessment at the German Bundestag (TAB) , affiliated with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) . She focuses on technology assessment, digital infrastructure, and sustainability policy, with expertise in cybersecurity, plastic waste reduction, and resilient systems. Education: Dr. rer. pol. from Free University of Berlin (2011–2016); MA in Environmental Policy (SciencesPo Paris) and M.Sc. in Environmental Sciences (Université Pierre et Marie Curie) (2009–2011); BA/B.Sc. in Social and Natural Sciences (2006–2009) Her research spans: Cybersecurity: Analyzing risks in food supply chains Resilient Infrastructure: Addressing polycrises through strategic foresight Circular Economy: Improving recycled material usage in plastics, electronics, and construction The 15 most recent articles highlight her work in digital methods , climate adaptation , and policy instrument design . Key projects include Resilience Radar and AI in Decentralized Power Systems . She co-edits the open-access journal TATuP – Journal for Technology Assessment in Theory and Practice and serves on the Advisory Board of TIAS .

• Technology Assessment
• Environmental Science
• Sustainability Policy
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Dr. Marufa Sultana is a Researcher at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and a Visiting Scientist at the Department of Wildlife Ecology and Management , Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Freiburg, Germany. She leads the project CitiesForALL: Co-creating future cities for people and wildlife and contributes to research on urban biodiversity through fieldwork, data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration. PhD in Wildlife Ecology and Management (University of Freiburg, 2022) Research areas: Urban ecology, biodiversity conservation, nature-based solutions, and socioecological urban planning Current roles: Postdoc at ITAS-KIT with YIG Prep Pro Fellowship; Visiting Scientist at University of Freiburg Her research focuses on understanding how urbanization, landscape connectivity, and socioeconomic factors influence avian diversity across climate zones. She integrates ecological fieldwork with spatial analysis and citizen science data to improve urban planning frameworks for wildlife conservation. Recent publications address cross-regional comparisons of biodiversity drivers (Southern Asia vs. Western Europe), small green space functionality for birds, and trade-offs between impervious surfaces and habitat heterogeneity. Key methodologies include GIS modeling, species distribution mapping, and multivariate statistical analysis. 2023: KIT Young Investigator Group Preparation Program scholarship 2022-2024: Senior Expert on biodiversity and nature-based solutions at ICLEI European Secretariat She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams in the Sylvanus research group at ITAS, specializing in urban forest resilience and habitat trade-off analysis. Her work emphasizes co-creation approaches with municipalities and stakeholders to develop climate-adaptive urban landscapes.

• Wildlife Ecology
• Urban Ecology
• Landscape Ecology
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Harald Kunstmann is a Professor at the Institute of Geography within the Faculty of Applied Computer Science at the University of Augsburg. He also serves as the Founding Director of the Centre for Climate Resilience since 2021 and has been the Deputy Director of KIT Campus Alpin since 2015. Holding the Chair for Regional Climate and Hydrology since 2009, his work bridges atmospheric and hydrological systems. University of Augsburg (2009–present) KIT Campus Alpin (1999–present) Centre for Climate Resilience (2021–present) His research focuses on regional climate change impacts on hydrology , including: Dynamic and statistical downscaling of meteorological fields Fully coupled atmospheric and hydrological modeling Commercial Microwave Links (CMLs) for precipitation measurement Geostatistic merging of hydrometeorological variables Seasonal climate forecasting Land-atmosphere interactions Kunstmann’s recent publications emphasize climate resilience in water resource management , with a strong focus on semi-arid regions and Alpine systems. His work integrates observational data with advanced modeling techniques to improve flood forecasting, drought management, and seasonal climate projections. Scientific honors include: Kavli Frontier of Science Fellow (2014) Water Resources Prize (Rüdiger Kurt-Bode Foundation – Stifterverband, 2021)

• Regional Climate Change
• Terrestrial Hydrology
• Atmospheric-Hydrological Modeling
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Dr.-Ing. Sarah Deutz is a researcher at the Institute for Sustainable Hydrogen Economy (INW) within the Research Center Jülich GmbH, one of Germany's largest research centers in the Helmholtz Association. She specializes in life cycle assessment and environmental systems analysis, focusing on carbon capture, utilization, and storage technologies as well as sustainable energy systems and synthetic fuels. Research Focus Her research encompasses several critical areas in sustainable energy and environmental science: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of emerging and established energy technologies Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) technologies, particularly CO2-based synthetic fuels Direct Air Capture (DAC) systems and their environmental implications Oxymethylene Ethers (OME) as sustainable diesel alternatives Energy System Analysis integrating multiple sectors and technologies Power-to-X technologies for converting renewable electricity into chemical energy carriers Research Impact Dr. Deutz's work bridges the gap between technical innovation and environmental policy, providing crucial insights for the development of sustainable energy systems. Her research on direct air capture technologies has been particularly influential in understanding the potential and limitations of negative emission technologies. Through her extensive publication record, she has contributed significantly to the assessment of CO2-based fuels and their role in decarbonizing the transportation sector. Contact Information Dr. Deutz can be reached at the Institute for Sustainable Hydrogen Economy (INW) at Research Center Jülich: Email: s.deutz@fz-juelich.de Phone: +49 2461/61-85908 Address: Wilhelm-Johnen-Straße, 52428 Jülich, Germany Location: Brainergy Park Jülich, Building/Room 3002

• Life Cycle Assessment
• Carbon Capture and Utilization
• Direct Air Capture
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Joscha Wullweber is Heisenberg Professor for Politics, Transformation and Sustainability at the University of Witten/Herdecke (Faculty of Business and Society, Department of Philosophy, Politics and Economics) and Director of the International Center for Sustainable and Just Transformation (tra:ce). His work lies at the intersection of International Political Economy, critical finance studies, and political ecology, focusing on the governance of global finance, shadow banking, central-bank politics, and the political economy of sustainability transitions. Research & Teaching Political economy of sustainable transformation Global governance of finance and shadow banking Central-bank policy and green monetary policy Carbon finance, climate finance, and ecological crisis Innovation and technology governance Urban sustainability transformations His research is currently organised around three major third-party funded projects: Climate change and global finance at the crossroads (BMFTR), the transdisciplinary RuhrortPlus urban transformation project, and the Heisenberg project Neutrality lost: The politics of central banking in the age of shadow banks . Scientific Output Since 2019, Wullweber has published two major monographs— Zentralbankkapitalismus (2021, Suhrkamp) and Central Bank Capitalism Politics: Monetary Policy in Times of Crisis (2024, Stanford University Press)—and numerous journal articles on green monetary policy, shadow money, and the discursive legitimation of central-bank activism. His 2024 Stanford book synthesises a decade of research on how central banks have become pivotal market-making actors in post-crisis capitalism. Advisory & Outreach Member of the German Federal Government’s Scientific Advisory Council on Global Environmental Change (WBGU) since November 2024 Regular media commentator (3sat scobel , Wohlstand für Alle podcast) Principal investigator on multi-million-euro federally funded projects linking climate and finance policy Research Team At tra:ce he leads an interdisciplinary team of post-docs and doctoral researchers including Dr Jan Fichtner, Dr Sonja Knobbe, Paula Haufe, Nicolás Águila, Janina Urban, Simon Schairer and Riccardo Baioni, together with student assistants.

• International Political Economy
• Global Finance and Shadow Banking
• Central-Bank Governance and Monetary Policy
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Marcel Thum is a Professor of Public Economics at the Technical University of Dresden and Director of the ifo Institute for Economic Research Dresden since 2001. His research spans public economics, political economy, labor markets, environmental economics, and corruption studies. Education: Dr. oec. publ. (PhD) and Habilitation from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich His current research focuses on climate change economics, demographic shifts, and sustainable fiscal policy, with projects like Dekarbonisierung in einer Braunkohleregion (2018-2020) and Nachhaltige Kommunale Finanzen (2017-2020). Earlier work includes tax evasion, corruption, and demographic impacts on public finances. Key publication trends include: (1) Interdisciplinary analysis of environmental and economic policies (2) Game-theoretic models of compliance and cooperation (3) Empirical studies on corruption, taxation, and market dynamics.

• Public Economics
• Political Economy
• Labor Economics
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Julia Schaumburg is a Professor and Department Head at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (School of Business and Economics) and a Research Professor at the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research Halle (IWH) . She obtained her Ph.D. from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2013) and is a research fellow at the Tinbergen Institute . Her work bridges econometric theory with practical applications in macro-finance, financial stability, and climate economics. Education Ph.D. in Economics, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2013) Her research focuses on time series econometrics with applications to financial stability and macro-finance , often incorporating spatial panel data and machine learning methods. Key contributions include analyzing financial integration's impact on business cycle synchronization in Europe using dynamic spatial models. Recent work includes a 2022 article in IMF Economic Review on financial linkages and sectoral business cycle synchronization. Her methodological expertise spans spatial econometrics, panel data, and machine learning applications in economics.

• Time Series Analysis
• Financial Econometrics
• Financial Stability
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Dr. Dennis Dannehl serves as a Visiting Professor at the Department of Biosystems Engineering within the Faculty of Life Sciences at Humboldt University, Berlin. His research focuses on sustainable agricultural systems, particularly in hydroponics, greenhouse technology, and nutrient management. Research Interests Hydroponic crop production Secondary metabolites optimization Climate-controlled greenhouse systems Urban farming sustainability Organic waste utilization LED lighting applications in horticulture Collaborations Dr. Dannehl collaborates with researchers including Grigorij Devadze, Annika Nerlich, Uwe Schmidt, and Stefan Streif on projects related to sustainable plant production systems.

• Hydroponics
• Agricultural Sustainability
• Plant Physiology
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Prof. Dr. Uwe Schmidt is a Director at the Albrecht Daniel Thaer Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences within the Faculty of Life Sciences at Humboldt University , specializing in Biosystems Engineering . His work focuses on optimizing controlled environment agriculture systems through advanced climate modeling and resource-efficient practices. Research Highlights: Hydroponic/aquaponic systems, nutrient optimization, greenhouse climate control, and urban agriculture sustainability Technological Innovations: Electrolytic disinfection, LED lighting efficiency, and nutrient mixing algorithms Global Impact: Studies on urban farming in Berlin and Mexico City Scientific Trends: Recent publications emphasize circular agriculture systems, resource recovery from plant residues, and sensor-driven optimization of plant-climate interactions. His work bridges agricultural engineering with environmental sustainability through interdisciplinary approaches.

• Hydroponic and aquaponic systems
• Sustainable agriculture
• Plant physiology
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Christian Heine is a researcher at the Institute of Computer Science , University of Leipzig. His work focuses on advanced data visualization techniques, particularly those grounded in topological and geometric analysis of scalar fields, ensemble data, and high-dimensional datasets. Key Research Areas: Topological visualization, scalar field analysis, medical imaging, and uncertainty quantification. Methodologies: Bayesian inference, fiber trajectories, volume rendering, and dynamic workflows. Applications: Meteorological data analysis, medical diagnostics, and interactive visualization systems. He has published extensively on these topics, with recent work addressing spatio-temporal trends in climate data and noise-robust visualization techniques. His research often integrates interdisciplinary approaches, bridging computer science and applied sciences.

• Data Visualization
• Topology-Based Methods
• Scientific Computing
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Laure Zanna is the Joseph B. Keller and Herbert B. Keller Professor in Applied Mathematics at New York University, with joint appointments in the Department of Mathematics at the Courant Institute and the Center for Data Science. Her research bridges physical oceanography, climate physics, and machine learning. PhD (2009), Harvard University MSc (2003), Weizmann Institute of Science BSc (2001), Tel Aviv University Her work focuses on understanding the ocean's role in climate systems, combining numerical simulations , turbulence modeling , machine learning , and data-driven approaches to study processes like ocean heat uptake , carbon cycling , and sea level rise . She leads M²LInES, an international collaboration applying scientific machine learning to improve climate models. The 15 most recent publications highlight trends in deep learning for climate emulation , stochastic parameterization , and causal inference in spatiotemporal climate fields . Key areas include mesoscale eddy modeling , air-sea flux uncertainty , and multi-scale climate interactions . Nicholas P. Fofonoff Award (2020), American Meteorological Society Zanna’s leadership in M²LInES and her interdisciplinary approach to climate modeling emphasize the integration of data science and geophysical fluid dynamics . She collaborates with institutions like GFDL and WHOI, advancing methodologies for climate prediction and ocean reanalysis .

• Climate Dynamics
• Physical Oceanography
• Machine Learning
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Kati Krähnert serves as Professor of Climate Change and Development at Ruhr University Bochum since 2023 and leads the Economic Policy Lab 'Climate Change, Development and Migration' at RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research. Previously, she held research group leadership positions at Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (2019-2023) and German Institute for Economic Research (2012-2019), including acting department head responsibilities, with earlier postdoctoral appointments at Yale University and DIW. Her academic credentials include: PhD in agricultural economics, Humboldt University of Berlin (2010) Magister in social anthropology and economics, Free University Berlin (1999-2005) Academic year abroad, Wake Forest University, US (2001-2002) Professor Krähnert's research investigates multidimensional climate change impacts on human well-being in the Global South, examining income, wealth, land ownership, nutrition, education, and health outcomes. She specializes in evaluating adaptation instruments through rigorous impact assessment, particularly weather index insurance for smallholder farmers and anticipatory humanitarian cash transfers during extreme weather events. Her methodological approach emphasizes primary household survey data collected through field collaborations in Mongolia, Kyrgyz Republic, Ghana, Senegal, and Vietnam. Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on climate risk management, with 2024-2025 works analyzing land tenure security under weather shocks, index insurance demand determinants, and cash transfer effectiveness using mixed-methods field experiments. No scientific awards are documented in the provided materials. She currently directs multiple research initiatives including the 'Rigorous Impact Evaluation of Trigger-Based Agricultural Micro Insurance in Vietnam' and 'Understanding Climate Impacts and Adaptation in Rural Ghana', supported by grants enabling longitudinal household data collection across climate-vulnerable regions. The Economic Policy Lab under her leadership conducts policy-relevant research on climate migration linkages and adaptation financing mechanisms, maintaining active partnerships with local research institutions across Africa and Asia to co-design survey instruments and implementation protocols.

• Development Economics
• Climate Change Economics
• Climate Insurance
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