The Graduate School
Within the Biosphere Reserves Institute, there is an established cooperative graduate programme between the HNE Eberswalde and Leuphana University. The programme’s research focuses on and works with Biosphere Reserves.
The first doctoral students of the graduate school, along with their respective supervisors are listed below.
Over the next 4.5 years they will devote themselves to specific scientific questions in the area of “Process design for the implementation of biodiversity-conserving landuse – focus on biosphere reserves”:
Supervised on the behalf of HNEE: Prof. Dr. Pierre Ibisch (SF: Nature Conservation)
Supervised on the behalf of Leuphana: N.N.
Supervised on the behalf of HNEE: Prof. Dr. Andreas Linde (SF: Applied Ecology and Zoology)
Supervised on the behalf of Leuphana: Prof. Dr. Thorsten Assmann (SF: Ecology)
Supervised on the behalf of HNEE: Prof. Dr. Vera Luthardt (SF: Vegetation Science & Applied Plant Ecology)
Supervised on the behalf of Leuphana: N.N.
Supervised on the behalf of HNEE: Prof. Dr. Carsten Mann (SF: Sustainable Forest Resource Economics)
Supervised on the behalf of Leuphana: Prof. Dr. Berta Martín-López (Institute for ethics and transdisciplinary sustainability research)
Supervised on the behalf of HNEE: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Strasdas (SF: Sustainable Tourism)
Supervised on the behalf of Leuphana: Prof. Dr. David Abson (SF Sustainability Economics and Assessment)
The graduate school pursues the strategic continued development and support of the doctoral students at the HNEE and is open to other young scientists who want to work on relevant topics related to biosphere reserves.
In a regularly appearing podcast the graduate school members speak about the perks and challenges of being PhD students, but also about the scientific backgrounds of their projects and the everyday life and work at HNEE.
from the left: Charlotte Gohr, Fabio Weiss, Martin Balaš, Laura Danzeisen, Caroline Dabard
©HNEE 2019 / Müller