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Marta Tarruella Cayuela is a Doctoral Researcher at ETH Zurich, focused on climate change mitigation in Swiss agriculture. With a strong background in mathematical programming and bio-economic modeling, she studies the effectiveness and cost-efficiency of economic instruments and taxation within agricultural contexts. Her research investigates the role of farmers' behavioral factors and social interactions in climate mitigation strategies. Marta has experience in various sustainability-focused roles, including working as a Venture Sustainability Analyst and leading project marketing for social startups. She holds a Master’s degree in Climate Sciences with a specialization in Climate Environmental Economics from the University of Bern, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Theoretical Physics from the University of Barcelona. Additionally, she has completed exchange semesters at leading institutions in applied physics and gained insights into real-world applications of her studies.
ETH Zürich & Agroscope • Zürich
Conducting research on economic instruments for climate change mitigation in Swiss agriculture.
Techfounders & RESPOND - UnternehmerTUM • Munich, Germany
Analyzing sustainability projects and providing insights for startup ventures.
Enactus Munich • Munich, Germany
Leading marketing efforts for a social startup focused on sustainability.
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