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Andreas Linsbauer is the group leader of the Geography Teacher Training program at the University of Zurich (UZH), specializing in glaciology and geomorphodynamics. His research interests focus on the impacts of climate change on the high mountain cryosphere, including glacier-climate interactions and their implications for local communities. Linsbauer is dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding, actively seeking innovative ways to communicate complex scientific content to non-scientific audiences. His projects include creating interactive installations and engaging in science communication initiatives like the IceAgeCam and the Glacier Monitoring Switzerland program, both of which aim to document and visualize changes in glaciers due to climate change. He collaborates with various institutions and enjoys teaching graduate and postgraduate courses on his areas of expertise, preparing future educators in the field of geography. Linsbauer's work has involved extensive data collection and modelling to ascertain long-term trends in glacial dynamics.
Department of Geography, University of Zurich • Zurich, Switzerland
Leading research on climate-glacier interactions and teaching in Geography Teacher Training programs.
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