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Vivienne Groner is an Earth system scientist and environmentalist whose research focuses on the interactions between climate and the terrestrial biosphere in the past, present, and future. She is particularly interested in the effects of environmental change on biodiversity, the consequences of biodiversity change on ecosystem functioning, and stability. Currently, she works as a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Microclimate Modelling at Imperial College London, where her team constructs a Virtual Ecosystem to understand the stability, resilience, and sustainability of complex ecosystems, based on the Stability of Altered Forest Ecosystems (SAFE) project in Borneo. Vivienne leads the design and development of the microclimate hydrology components of this Virtual Ecosystem. She is passionate about promoting a sustainable and healthy lifestyle to contribute to a safe and thriving planet for future generations. Additionally, she supports the Silwood Park Sustainability Champions initiative, which empowers students and staff to make the campus more sustainable.
Imperial College London, Life Sciences • London, United Kingdom
Research in Microclimate Modelling.
University College London • United Kingdom
Research in sustainable healthy food systems.
University College London, Life Sciences • London, United Kingdom
Research on sustainable food systems.
Dr Laure Plasmatechnologie GmbH • Stuttgart, Germany
Assistance in research projects.
Specialisms available in Materials for the Energy Transition or Theory and Simulation of Materials.