Marcel Seger

Research Fellow Phd @Environmental Change Institute Eci , University Of Oxford

Oxford, GB

Researching the impacts of digitalised daily life on climate change, as part of the iDODDLE project.iDODDLE’s aim is to help develop a new thematic and interdisciplinary science of digitalised daily life in support of action on climate change. Main goals include:• To understand the ways in which digitalised daily life impacts climate change. Examples of these ways include substituting physical for digital, accessing services instead of owning goods, and integrating households into supply networks.• To determine the conditions under which digitalised daily life has beneficial or adverse impacts on climate change. Examples of these conditions include access to infrastructure, trust in institutions, and technophile lifestyles.• To develop an evidence-based programme of action for ensuring digitalised daily life helps tackle climate change. Examples of this evidence base include quantitative systems analysis of energy and material flows at national and global scales.iDODDLE’s research activities are organised into three themes – on people (micro-level), on system conditions (macro-level), and on action (policy and practice).

Oconomowoc High School, WI, USA

High School Exchange

University of Cambridge

Computational Social Sciences, Policy Modeling using Agent-based Simulation

Technical University of Munich

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Stiftung Bayerische EliteAkademie

Leadership Trainings, 19th Generation

Technical University of Munich

Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Center for Digital Technology and Management (CDTM)

Honours Degree (45 ECTS)

The University of Queensland

Business Administration and Management, General

EPFL

Visiting PhD Research Stay

University of Oxford

Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) — Geography and the Environment

Schiller-Gymnasium Offenburg

Abitur — Allgemeine Hochschulreife