Former ESCALATE PhD Students

(incomplete list)


Marija Milanovic

Marija Milanovic

An integrated assessment of the effects of plant invasions on ecosystem services

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Lukas Egli

Lukas Egli

Quantifying and modelling trends of ecosystem service diversity in socio­ecological systems and their
implications for resilience 

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Julian Massenberg

Julian-Richard Massenberg

Identifying social values of ecosystem services: theoretical and empirical investigations

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Julia Goss

Julia Goss

Provision of the ecosystem service of pollination in a changing world: oilseed rape for food and fuel.

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Lars Langer

Lars Langer

Is there a biodiversity crisis in our brains too? Text­mining historical and contemporary novels for the service role of biodiversity in communication
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Lisanne Hölting

Lisanne Hölting

Multifunctionality of landscapes – An ecosystem service perspective

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Stephan Kambach

Stephan Kambach

From biodiversity to traits to functions to services: application of the ecosystem service framework to Central European forests

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Veronika Razykova

Veronika Liebelt

A dynamic model of urban ecosystem services, residential mobility and real estate markets

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Rita Radzeviit

Rita Radzeviit

Impacts of land management and agricultural practices on ecosystem service provision.

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Ronny Richter

Ronny Richter

Ecosystem services assessment in a Central European floodplain forest: an ecosystem approach using reflective and thermal remote sensing data.

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Patricia Landaverde

Patricia Landaverde-González

Biodiversity loss in Mesoamerica: investigating the impact of habitat fragmentation on bees.


Bartosz Bartkowski

Bartosz Bartkowski

Accounting for the Diversity Aspect in Economic Valuation of Biodiversity: Conceptual and Methodic Issues with Application

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Christian Hoyer

Christian Hoyer

Governance, land-use dynamics and their impacts on ecosystem services under climate change

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Annett Hahn

Annett Hahn

Shift of trait compositions driven by biological invasions in context with land use and climate