Nicole Weydmann

Postdoctoral Researcher of the research project: "Radically ecological - radically healthy? Radicalizations in the field of environment and medicine. Epistemologies, narratives and implementations in Indonesia and Germany" at the University of Bonn Institute of Oriental and Asian Studies (IOA) Department of Southeast Asian Studies

Postdoctoral Researcher, Chair for Comparative Development and Cultural Studies - Southeast Asia, University Passau Research Project: "COVID-19 and the Challenge of Vaccine Scepticism in Indonesia and Germany: Radicalization in Times of Crisis"

Nicole Weydmann is Research Fellow at the Department of Psychology & Methods at Jacobs University Bremen. Her current research project is investigating 'Sensory processing sensitivity in children – focusing on support in families and learning institutions'.

Research Associate to the BMBF funded Project: "FuturEN - Governance, Identities and Future along Categories of Differentiation. The Case of Coal Mining in Central Kalimantan, Indonesien" Project leader: Dr. Kristina Großmann http://www.phil.uni-passau.de/en/southeast-asian-studies/research/details/?tx_importconveris_pi1%5Baction%5D=showSingleProject&tx_importconveris_pi1%5Bid%5D=1596

Logic of Comparative Research (BA)

Methods & Methodology (BA)

Advanced Qualitative Methods (MA)

Visiting Scholar Lecturer on Qualitative Research Methods Field research for PhD Project

Title of dissertation: 'Healing is not just dealing with your body' A Reflexive Grounded Theory Study Exploring Women's Concepts and Approaches Underlying the Use of Traditional and Complementary Medicine in Indonesia (available at Regiospectra Verlag)

Titel der Diplomarbeit "Wird Indonesiens Erbe der Menschheit verkauft? Die Auswirkungen der Implementierung des TRIPS-Abkommens auf die traditionelle Jamu-Heilkräuterkunde in Indonesien und der Gestaltungsraum für mögliche Schutzmechanismen" (Full Text available at Asienhaus Essen)