I am interested in the impact of environmental policies on nature conservation, agricultural development, and livelihoods. Currently, I investigate the effects of corporate zero-deforestation supply chain commitments in the Brazilian soybean sector. With this work, I contribute to a more precise understanding of current initiatives for forest conservation, and the development of more effective policies to reduce tropical deforestation. In my work, I apply spatial analysis, econometric modeling, and statistics to analyze large spatial and temporal datasets.
I joined Trase as a data scientist at SEI HQ in Stockholm in 2023. At Trase I am supporting the Spatial Intelligence and data team. Prior to joining Trase, I was a Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Cambridge evaluating impacts of environmental policies on conservation, agricultural development, and livelihoods using econometric and statistical analysis of large spatial and temporal dataset. I hold a PhD in Geography from Humboldt-University of Berlin (PhD, 2018). Before joining Trase, I worked at [University of Maryland] (2018-2020), Boston University (2020-2022), ETH Zurich (2022), and University of Cambridge (2022-2023).
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PhD Geography, 2018
Humboldt-University Berlin
Dipl. Geography, 2012
Humboldt-University Berlin