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Andrea Ryffel is a Professor of Plant Ecological Genetics at ETH Zurich. She specializes in the intersection of plant genetics and ecological research, focusing on how genetic factors influence plant interactions with their environment. Her work is primarily aimed at understanding the genetic variations in plants and their roles in ecosystems, contributing to better conservation practices and biodiversity management. With a strong background in geography, she has incorporated Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in her research, enhancing the spatial analysis of ecological data. Ryffel's career includes various roles in research and project management, where she has applied her expertise to practical conservation efforts. Her academic contributions are supported by a Master's degree in Geography from the University of Zurich and several years of experience in educational and research roles within ETH Zurich and other organizations. She continues to mentor students and drive research initiatives in her field.
ETH Zurich, Institute of Integrative Biology • Zürich, Switzerland
Managing projects within the group of Plant Ecological Genetics, contributing to research in plant ecology.
GIS Stiftung Wildnispark Zürich • Zürich, Switzerland
Overseeing projects related to nature conservation and monitoring, utilizing GIS applications.
ewp AG • Effretikon, Switzerland
Involved in GIS development and modeling for various environmental projects.
ETH Zurich, Institute Spatial Landscape Development • Zürich, Switzerland
Assisting in research focused on landscape and urban systems planning.
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