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Research interests

Research interests

My research interests focus on plant species conservation and combine ex-situ and in-situ approaches. I study endangered plant species in their natural habitats using molecular genetic methods and by assessing their reproductive capacity. In addition, I analyse landscape history and vegetation data to understand their influence on plants. I also work with seed banks as a long-term ex situ conservation strategy for plants: I collect, test and store seeds and use them for reintroductions together with nature conservation practitioners.

Curriculum Vitae

2018 - 2023

PhD, University of Regensburg:

"A comprehensive conservation strategy for the endangered plant species Arnica montana - results of a viability analysis at the population, habitat and landscape level"

Since 2016Research assistant at the Chair of Ecology and Conservation Biology, University of Regensburg
2012 - 2016Study of Biology M.Sc., University of Regensburg
2009 - 2012Study of Biology B.Sc., University of Regensburg

Project work

2026 - 2028Saving wild plants: preserving diversity, protecting the climate (WiVi-Klima)
2026 - 2028Conservation and reintroduction of endangered red-listed plant species in LBV protected areas
2021 - 2025Establishment of a national network for the protection of endangered wild plant species under Germany's special responsibility (WIPsDe)
2021 - 2022Archaeoplant - Research into plants with artificial intelligence
2018 - 2020Stabilisation of arnica occurrences in Baden-Württemberg
2016 - 2018Identification and preservation of historically old grassland
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