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New sensor field

In Brandenburg, we’ve set up a TTN-connected station to monitor soil moisture & light intensity—exploring how these factors affect young oak seedlings growing under mature pines.

Jul 14, 2025 | Remote Sensing and Geoinformatics

Our team at LNDW 2025

🌲 Curious about what trees do for us—and how we can measure it? Visit us at #LNDW2025 in the Theaterhof of the Silberlaube #FUBerlin on June 28th! Together we use our new laser scanner to turn trees into 3D models to study their health, structure, & carbon storage. Don’t miss it! 🌳

Jun 17, 2025 | Remote Sensing and Geoinformatics

Charrlotte Adelina: New Publication

In her paper "A sociology of vegetal life: rethinking ‘harmony’ and ‘nativism’ in Miyawaki forests“ Charrlotte Adelina "traces the genealogy of the “Miyawaki forest” or “Tiny Forest” concept and shows how right-wing ideologies were fueled by organicism in plant thinking. Her work argues that "such provincial epistemologies continue to pose reverberations onto the ‘nativist’ ethos of greening programs and urban forests today“. The article has been published in Cultural Geographies and is accessible open access via:  https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14744740251324906

Apr 01, 2025 | Geographies of Global Inequalities

New Associate Researcher: Julián Daniel Mijailoff

We welcome Julián as a guest researcher in the Modelling Human-Environmental Interactions team!

Mar 11, 2025 | Modelling Human-Environmental Interactions

8M - International Women's Day 2025

Modelling Human-Environmental Modelling Group celebrates women in academia

Mar 07, 2025 | Modelling Human-Environmental Interactions

Publication of PhD-Candidate Karla Vergara Rodríguez on Point of No Return in Amazon Region

"How to avoid the point of no return in the Amazon: is it possible or have we already reached it?"

Mar 04, 2025 | Modelling Human-Environmental Interactions