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Research Seminar

 

Welcome to the research seminar during winter term 2026/27, organised by the Department of Agricultural Policy and Market Research. 

The seminar takes place on Tuesdays from 12:30-13:30 pm in seminar room 109, S 4 on the 1st. floor in the Zeughaus (Senckenbergstraße 3).

You are invited to bring your lunch - eating is allowed! 

 

Date Name of presenter Presenter's institution Presentation title
27 Oct 2026 Prof. Vivian Wei Huang Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala Are Environmental Efficiencies of Swedish Agriculture More Transient or More Persistent? Heterogeneity and Determinants
10 Nov 2026 Prof. Julia Höhler Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands Organising the Bioeconomy: Ownership, Contracts and Cooperation
17 Nov 2026 Prof. Min Liu Lanzhou University, China / Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany Aligning Conservation Payments with Ecosystem Multifunctionality: Evidence from the World’s Largest Grassland Payment for Ecosystem Services Program
24 Nov 2026 t.b.a. -
1 Dec 2026 Dr. Stéphanie Domptail Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany Social Metabolism of community-based conservation: Evidence from 4 Sites across the KaZa transboundary conservation area towards the limits of the Namibian conservancy model
15 Dec 2026 Prof. Antje Risius Fulda University of Applied Sciences / University of Göttingen, Germany Institutional Frames for Nature Conservation on the edge of Equity in Planetary Boundaries – Tu(r)ning perspectives?
12 Jan 2027 Dr. Claudia Hunecke Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Germany The hidden costs inside the food system in Germany
19 Jan 2027 Dr. Paolo Nota University of Milan, Italy Agri-environmental policy and the environmental performance of agriculture
26 Jan 2027 Prof. Daniele Curzi University of Milan, Italy The Liberation Day Tariffs and Italian Wine Exports: A Firm-Level Analysis
2 Feb 2027 Dr. Ayako Ebata Institute of Development Studies (IDS), Brighton, UK Power and politics in food systems: what they are, how to measure them (can we?), and why they matter for food system transformation
9 Feb 2027 Dr. Simon Meisch University of Tübingen, Germany The ethics of the planetary boundaries