Currently, I hold a deputy professorship at Philipps-Universität Marburg. 

The focus of my research is in the fields of environmental, behavioral and public economics and policy and pursues three main goals: 

• Understand the motivation and identify effective instruments, institutions and other factors that foster contributions to (environmental) public goods & charities

• Identify potential long-term effects, interactions and spillovers

• Investigate strategic and non-strategic interactions between relevant actors

For my research, I use naturally occurring data, data collected in surveys and discrete choice experiments or in laboratory or field experiments in order to enhance the understanding of the decision-making processes of the relevant stakeholders for environmental and climate protection. 

In teaching, I am particularly engaged in the development of analytical skills, different methods and approaches as well as the students’ individual potentials. In terms of content, I focus on microeconomics, climate and environmental economics and policy, public economics and policy, behavioral economics, as well as micro- and panel econometrics at Bachelor's, Master's and PhD levels.

Please find more details in my CV below.