Dr. rer. nat. Juliane Mathey

• Urban ecology and ecosystem dynamics
• urban regeneration and ecological brownfield development
• urban biodiversity and green infrastructure
• green space development in urban areas for adaptation to climate change
• basic research on urban green space and landscape planning
• Integration of nature and species protection needs into urban planning

Research and teaching at Universität Bonn, 1985-1992
Free-lance worker at a consulting firm, in 1991
Research Associate at IOER, since 1992
Teaching at Technische Universität Dresden, since 1994

Studies, Diploma in Biology and Doctoral Degree in natural science at Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn

• SALUTE4CE - Integrated environmental management of SmAL Green Spots in FUncTional Urban ArEas
• Urban NBS - Urban Green Structures for Biodiversity – Integrated Strategies and Measures towards the Protection and Fostering of Biodiversity in Cities (Joint funding by BMBF and BMUB / BfN)
• ESS Urban Habitat Types – Integration of the ESS approach (Ecosystem Services approach) into the concept of urban habitat typing – state of the art and further analysis
• Microbiotopes – Scientific Study Accompanying the Project "Microbiotopes – Habitats for Wild Animals and Plants in the Socially Integrative City District Dresden-Prohlis/Residential Area Am Koitschgraben"
• Green City Lab Dresden – Compact City in the Ecological Network
• B-Team – Brownfield Policy Improvement Task Force
• Urban Green Space/Climate Change – Even warmer, even drier? Urban green space and structures of open space under climate change
• The Potentials of Brownfields – Instruments to exploit the potential of brownfields for nature protection and the development of green spaces in urban areas