Christine Henseling
Senior Researcher
Sociologist (M. A.) (UK)
Research field
Resources, economies and resilienceThe person
Seit Mai 2003 arbeitet Christine Henseling als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am IZT. Derzeit ist sie Teil des Forschungsteams „Ressourcen, Wirtschaften & Resilienz“.
Her research focuses on sustainable consumption, sustainability in information and communication technology, civic engagement, methods of user integration.
From 1998 to 2003 she worked as a research assistant at the Öko-Institut Freiburg.
In 1998, she graduated with a Master of Arts in Cultural Studies from Lancaster University. Previously, she studied sociology, political science and law at the Free University of Berlin and Lancaster University (UK).
Expertise
- Governance
- Social innovation
- Acceptance research
- Dialogues, discourses, stakeholder integration and stakeholder panel
- Social science surveys and analyses, focus groups
Selected projects and publications
Projects
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2024 - 2025
Conception and planning of digital solutions to promote sustainable consumption for a circular economy
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2024 - 2025
Expertise and future workshop "Biodiversity parameters"
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2023 - 2025
Rebound effects through digital services and products
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2021 - 2024
Valuing Biodiversity - On the Modernisation of Economic Reporting in Germany
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2019 - 2024
Agro-Northwest. Experimental field for digital transformation in agricultural crop production
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2020
CiBER: Circular City Berlin - Pathways from Potential to Implementation
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2019
Concept for the implementation of a qualified repair network in Berlin
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2019
Mobility services - employment, distribution effects, access opportunities
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2018 - 2021
Environmental opportunities and risks of digitalised public services in suburbanised areas - A concept study of the district of Wolfenbüttel
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2018
Feasibility study on the establishment of a repair quality community in Berlin
Publications
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2024
Agro-Northwest Transformation Roadmap
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2023
Foresight report Drivers, discourses and transformation scenarios
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2023
Use of NIRS in slurry application
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2023
Wolfenbüttel District 4.0 Environmental opportunities and risks of digitalised services of general interest in suburbanised areas - A concept study using the example of Wolfenbüttel District
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2022
Autonomous field robotics - assessments and requirements from the user's point of view. Within the framework of the Agro-Northwest experimental field
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2022
Autonomous feeding systems - assessments and requirements from the user's point of view. Within the framework of the Agro-Northwest experimental field
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2022
NIRS technology for the application of organic fertilisers - assessments and requirements from the user's point of view. Within the framework of the Agro-Northwest experimental field
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2022
Parallel driving systems - assessments and requirements from the user's point of view. Within the framework of the Agro-Northwest experimental field
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2022
Circular Cities in Europe. Learnings from Amsterdam, London and Copenhagen for a Circular City Berlin
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2021
Circular innovations in the field of textiles in Berlin - potentials and governance approaches