Jun.-Prof. Lisa Biber-Freudenberger
- Science Policy
- Governance
- Knowledge
- New Technologies
- Macroeconomic Issues
- Innovation and science policy
- Governance and conflict
- Germany
- Brazil
- Ethiopia
- Kenya
- Philippines
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- Cameroon
The consequences of biodiversity loss and land use change on infectious disease emergence. Funded by DFG
Head of the Junior Researcher Group "At the Science Policy Interfaces: Land Use, Synergies, and Conflicts within the framework of the 2030 Agenda (LANUSYNCON)
Sine 2021: Data Wrangling, Visualization and GIS Data Analysis with R as part of the Master Program Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO), lecture and exercises, in English
Since 2020: Crop Production Systems in the Tropics as part of the Masters Program Agricultural Sciences and Resource Management in the Tropics and Subtropics (ARTS), 4 weeks afternoon block course, in English
Since 2019: R Course for Doctoral Studies Support Program (DSSP): Environmental peace-building and development in Colombia, 4 day workshop with practical tasks, since 2020 with flipped classroom approach, in English
Since 2019: Biodiversity Assessments and Methods as part of the Bonn International Graduate School for Development Research (Doctoral Program), 1 half day lecture and workshop in English
Since 2015: Biodiversity, Ecology and Sustainable Human Development as part of the Bonn International Graduate School for Development Research (Doctoral Program), 1 day lecture and workshop in English
Since 2014: Hands-On Module for Scientific Writing, Literature and Plagiarism, as part of the Bonn International Graduate School for Development Research (Doctoral Program), 1 half day lecture with practical exercises in English
Since 2014: Introduction to R for Data Analysis, Modelling and Visualization using GIS as part of the Bonn International Graduate School for Development Research (Doctoral Program), one week workshop with practical exercises in English
2018: Term paper seminar, supervision and guidance of interdisciplinary doctoral researcher teams during the elaboration of scientific term papers as part of the Bonn International Graduate School for Development Research (Doctoral Program), 4 half day seminar in English
2017: Think Landscape: International course on how to think and act landscape, course, 7-day course in collaboration with the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) open to international applicants
2015: Impacts of Climate Change on Biodiversity as part of Cooperation with the Pan African University - Institute of Water and Energy Sciences (PAUWES, Master Program), half day lecture in English
2010: Biodiversity, Nature Conservation and Ecosystem Management, as part of the Bachelor Program International Forest Ecosystem Management and the Bachelor Program Forestry at the University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde, lecture for 2 hours per week in German
2010: Practical Exercises in Nature Conservation, exercises and excursions, as part of the Bachelor Program International Forest Ecosystem Management and the Bachelor Program Forestry at the University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde, 4 half day seminars and excursionsin German
Member of the Transdisciplinary Research Area Innovation and Technology for Sustainable Futures (TRA6)
Associated Member of the Collaborative Research Centre Future Rural Africa (CRC 228)
Advisor to the capacity building Project West African Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services (WABES)
Member of the Biodiversity Network BION
Member of the Roadless Initiative
Member of the steering committee of the Collaborative Research Centre Future Rural Africa (CRC228)
Rizza Karen Veridiano: “Policy, practice and people: towards science-based climate-resilient forest management in the Philippines”, member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2018, tutor
Yacine Barry: “Bird Species trends in protected and unprotected tropical coastal lagoons in Senegal, Doctoral Student of the WASCAL Science Service Center on Climate Change”, co-tutor since 2018
John Mwaniki Ndungu:“Productivity, profitability and sustainability of organic and conventional farming system,” member of the ZEF doctoral program since (2017-2021), tutor
Dr. Juliet Wanjiku Kamau:“Sustainability of organic and non-organic smallholder farms in Kenya”, part of the ZEF doctoral program (2014-2018), tutor
ongoing doctoral theses
Mahmoud Nady Abdelsabour Mohamed: "Trade-offs of synergies between land-use change and multiple health dimensions", member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2021, first supervisor
Nicklas Wagner: “Institutional Performance of Science Policy Interfaces in the One Health Context”, member of the ZEF One Health Graduate School since 2020, tutor and advisor
Fatima Ali: "Modelling and valuing forest ecosystem services under the pressure of agricultural expansion in Sudan", member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, first supervisor
Philipo Jacob: “Assessing the impact of infrastructure development on biodiversity and local livelihoods”, member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, first supervisor
Hannah Nyakio Kamau: “Conflicts and synergies between biodiversity conservation and food production in Kenya”, member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, first supervisor
Fabio Pruss: “Land use conflicts due to bioenergy investments and increasing bioenergy demand in Tanzania”, member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, first supervisor
Sara Velander: “Assessing the role of Science-Policy-Interfaces in land use conflicts and synergies”, member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, second supervisor
Qambemeda Masala Nyanghura: "Optimization of conservation and livelihood development in wildlife corridor by assessing preferences of farmers on different resettlement options and land use scenarios", member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, first supervisor
Fatima Ali: "Modelling and valuing forest ecosystem services under the pressure of agricultural expansion in Sudan", member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2020, first supervisor
Thi Thu Giang Luu: “Ex-ante evaluation of agricultural climate information services in Vietnam”, doctoral student at the agricultural faculty since 2019, second supervisor
Fernanda Martinelli:“Measuring bioeconomy's contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals achievement”, member of the ZEF doctoral program since 2018, tutor and second supervisor
Bachelor of Science (Biology)
Master of Science (International Nature Conservation)
Doctoral Degree (Biodiversity Research)
Landuse, Biodiversity conservation and development, Climate Change
Jun-Prof. Dr. Lisa Biber-Freudenberger Senior Researcher Center for Development Research (ZEF) Dept. Ecology and Natural Resources Management University of Bonn Genscher Allee 3 53113 Bonn, Germany
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Junior Professor
Phone:
+49-228-73-1726
Division/Group:
Sustainable Land Use
E-Mail:
lfreuden(at)uni-bonn.de