Economist, PhD candidate

Research Unit Sustainability and Global Change

Departments of Geosciences and Economics

University of Hamburg

Germany

Natalie Trapp is a PhD candidate at the Research Unit Sustainability and Global Change (University of Hamburg) and at the International Max Planck Research School on Earth System Modeling (IMPRS-ESM). She studied Economics at the University of Bayreuth and focused on International Economics, Environmental and Resource Economics and different aspects related to climate change. In her diploma thesis she analyzed the global enhancement of technology transfer in the energy production.

At the Research Unit Sustainability and Global Change, Natalie was involved with the FP7 project A European approach to GEOSS (EuroGEOSS).

Research Interests:

Environmental and Resource Economics, Economics of Climate Change, Applied Econometrics

Presentations:

Here you can find a list of recent presentations.

Office Visitors

Room 204, Grindelberg 5, Hamburg

Tel: +49 (0)40 42838 4121

Office Mail Address

E-mail: natalie.trapp(at)zmaw.de