Flurin Babst
Assistant Professor
Pronouns: he/him
Research
I study ecosystem processes in forests, woodlands, and shrublands to advance the scientific basis of nature-based climate solutions. My work integrates observations and models to develop a cross-scale understanding of C allocation in a warming world.
Teaching
My teaching interests include ecosystem ecology, global change, natural climate solutions, terrestrial biogeochemistry, and disturbance dynamics. Students are welcome to contact me directly.
List of Courses Taught;
- Climate Change and Dryland Ecosystem Ecology (RNR/WSM/ECOL/HWRS 452/552)
- Natural Resources Ecology (RNR 316)
Degree(s)
- Habilitation, 2019, Polish Academy of Sciences, Cracow, Poland
- PhD, 2013, Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Mainz, Germany
- MS, 2009, University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland
Program(s)