Simone Kilian Salas

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Fortstr. 7
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Room: 0.01
76829 Landau

PhD Student

Research interest

  • Greenhouse gases 
  • Pseudo-sands 
  • Tropical soils

Project PRODIGY

Process-based and Resilience-Oriented management of Diversity generates SustainabilitY

The principal interest of the project is to understand whether a higher diversity within systems spanning from soil health to economic and social aspects enhances their resilience in the Western Amazon Basin. The project aims to describe the complex interdependencies by revealing the respective tipping points of the system-immanent functions. Jointly with local stakeholders, PRODIGY will contribute to the development of sustainable options for future decisions, which avoid the crossing of system relevant tipping points and safeguard livelihoods in a (climatic) transforming world.

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Funding: Federal Ministry of Education and Research


Personal information

  • Since 2019  PhD Student, RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, Campus Landau
    BMBF-Project “PRODIGY” on examining biodiversity-dependent tipping points in Amazonian tropical terrestrial ecosystems under climate change
     
  • 2015- 2018 M.Sc. Management of natural resources
    Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg; in cooperation with the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ)
     
  • 2013 - 2018 B.Sc. Biogeosciences
    RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau (former: University of Koblenz-Landa)