Paul Wolfram

The Climate CoLab is run by Massachusetts Institute for Technology (MIT) Center for Collective Intelligence. More than 11,000 members from around the world work together on this online platform to crowdsource mitigation and adaption solutions for climate change.

Climate related research, support of the scientific cordinators with database management, cooperation with international partners, research and organizational activities within the executive staff

Project work on transportation safety, co-author: http://www.vcd.org/vcd_staedtecheck.html, preparation and implementation of nationwide workshops with (European) youth groups on environment and mobility related topics, update of position papers

Research work in the department "Transport Policy, Transport Planning, Environmental Protection", review of the Draft Environmental Impact Assessment to the national transport plan Saxony 2020

Study-related education program on the topics of entrepreneurship and climate science including an intensive five-week summer school at the following educational institutions: University of València, Central European University in Budapest and Utrecht University.

Environmental Impact Assessment, Impact Mitigation, GIS, Environmental Policies, Climate Change Economics, Research projects (4 months each): Species conservation prioritization at European level, Bayesian Networks in sustainable land and water management (INNOVATE)

Spatial Economics, Management of Transport- and Logistics Companies, Transport Ecology, Thesis: "Spatial, Ecologic and Economic Effects of Low Emission Zones in German Cities"