Luisa Stuhr
Erich Weinert Str. 1
03046 Cottbus
LG 10, Room 239a
T +49 (0) 355 69 4922
Consultation hours: Please make an appointment by e-mail
Luisa Stuhr studied Political Science at FU Berlin and Ecology and Environmental Planning at TU Berlin. Her work focuses on critical transformation research, socio-ecological transformation in Lusatia and the energy transition. In terms of content, she is particularly interested in the relationship between transformation and crisis, the role of hydrogen in the energy transition, the underlying understandings of transformation and the role of (energy) security in crisis and transformation.
For me, the connection between technology and the environment on a sociological level means a critical and historically embedded examination of power, resource utilisation and collective responsibilities.
Klose, J., Meißner, M., Beyeler, L., Stuhr, L. & Jaeger-Erben, M. (2023) Designing repair education: Field reports & suggestions for teachers. Bielefeld: wbv Publication. https://doi. org/10.3278/9783763976140
Stuhr L., Bodirsky B., Jaeger-Erben M., Beier F., Hunecke C., Collignon Q., Lotze-Campen H. (2021): German pig farmers' perceived agency under different nitrogen policies. Environ. Res. Commun. 3 085002 https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2515-7620/ac18a6
Current research
- PhD project on the topic: "Energy transition in the crisis. A historical-materialist policy analysis of the effects of the energy crisis on the energy transition in Lusatia." Associate member of the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung'sGraduate College Crisis and Social-Ecological Transformation
Transformative skills for sustainability Community of Practice network initiative of the Stifterverband, the Carl Zeiss Foundation and the Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt for Transformative Skills for Sustainability
Past research projects
- Junior research group "Obsolescence as a challenge for sustainability - causes and alternatives" (OHA) has been researching the lifespan and useful life of electronic devices in particular since 2016. langlebetechnik. de
- Care & Repair - caring for objects as a new form of taking responsibility and global solidarity (CaReSo). When we repair, we take care of broken everyday objects and perhaps also learn to treat them with more care as a precaution. Can this attitude also be an expression of global solidarity? By conserving resources, extending life cycles and avoiding waste through repair, do we reduce the overexploitation of nature and people in the producing countries? The project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection as part of the "Consumer Protection in the Service of the UN 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals" programme.
Summer term 2025:
- 13710 - BTU for Future - Transdisciplinary Module for Climate Protection and Sustainable Development
Summer term 2024:
- 13710 - BTU for Future - Transdisciplinary Module for Climate Protection and Sustainable Development
Winter semester 2023/24:
Summer semester 2023:
- 13710 - BTU for Future - Transdisciplinary module for climate protection and sustainable development
Winter semester 2022/23:
- 13710 - BTU4Future - Transdisciplinary module for climate protection and sustainable development
- 13734 - Interdisciplinary basic course in scientific work
Summer semester 2022: