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, grounded in incentive theory (for predicting how countries would respond to incentives) and welfare economics (for normative evaluation), for determining how a reward fund should pay out its budget
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a methodological focus on applied microeconomic theory, numerical simulations or empirical methods Good understanding of one or more of the following topics: electricity markets, industry
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theory and practice; research experiences in living labs will be an advantage Knowledge of systemic agroecology and agroecological transformation processes Experience in qualitative research methods
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opportunity to address a broad variety of fundamental and applied ecological questions in fields like metacommunity theory, time series analyses, multiple stressors responses, invasive species, ecological
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graphs and digital platforms. For this purpose, we conduct in-house research, cooperate with renowned universities and research associations and maintain an international network. FIZ Karlsruhe is a GmbH