At the Integrative Research Institute on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems (IRI THESys), we aim to forge new paths towards sustainable futures. We conduct inter- and transdisciplinary research on land use change, integrative food systems, global water cycles, climate change adaptation, and infrastructures.
Former THESys doctoral researcher Anja Klein has published her book with the title “Earthly Models”, published by ‘transcript’.
Freshwater Boundary Chapter led by IRI THESys researchers Dieter Gerten and Heindriken Dahlmann
Photo credits: Jelena Große-Bley successfully defended her PhD thesis, Unfamiliar Uncertainties: How experts grapple with socio-material relations to adapt to climate change in China’s agriculture.…
Timothy Moss, together with eight co-authors, received the Best Published Paper Award 2026 of the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP). Congratulations!
Melanie Schweikart, Leonardo R. Ramírez, Ina Säumel, Balancing growth and conservation: Land-use policy scenarios for Uruguay’s grasslands, Land Use Policy, Volume 169, 2026, 108110, ISSN…
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