Dr. Charlotte Gohr
Vita
since 2023: Research fellow at the College and Center for Methods at Leuphana University
2024: Dr. rer. nat. Sustainability Sciences
2019-2024: Research fellow at Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development
2022: Visiting PhD student at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
2019: M.Sc. Physical Geography
2016: B.Sc. Geography
Publications
Journal contributions
- Measuring environmental (in)justices: Insights from a systematic literature review on methodological approaches
Charlotte Gohr (Author) , Noelia Zafra-Calvo (Author) , Gonzalo Cortés-Capano (Author) , Anna Lena Tonninger (Author) , Henrik von Wehrden (Author) , Jacqueline Loos (Author) , 19.12.2025 , in: iScience, 28, 12 , 18 p.Research output: Journal contributions › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
- Effectiveness of the world network of biosphere reserves in maintaining forest ecosystem functions
Charlotte Gohr (Author) , Henrik von Wehrden (Author) , Sassan Saatchi (Author) , Nathalie Pettorelli (Author) , Pierre L. Ibisch (Author) , 01.12.2025 , in: Communications Earth & Environment, 6, 1 , 10 p.Research output: Journal contributions › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
- Author Correction: Artificial intelligence in sustainable development research (Nature Sustainability, (2025), 8, 8, (970-978), 10.1038/s41893-025-01598-6)
Charlotte Gohr (Author) , Jorge Gustavo Rodríguez Aboytes (Author) , Sergey Belomestnykh (Author) , D. Berg-Moelleken (Author) , John-Oliver Engler (Author) , Linda von Heydebreck (Author) , Marie J. Hintz (Author) , Max-Friedemann Kretschmer (Author) , C. Krügermeier (Author) , J. Meinberg (Author) , C. Schwenck (Author) , I. Aoulkadi (Author) , S. Poll (Author) , E. Frank (Author) , F. Creutzig (Author) , O. Lemke (Author) , M. Maushart (Author) , Jannis Pfendtner-Heise (Author) , Henrik von Wehrden (Author) , Neha Chauhan (Author) , Anna-Lena Rau (Author) , J. Rathgens (Author) , 01.11.2025 , in: Nature Sustainability, 8, 11 , p. 1408 , 1 p.Research output: Journal contributions › Comments / Debate / Reports › Research
- Artificial intelligence in sustainable development research
Charlotte Gohr (Author) , Jorge Gustavo Rodríguez Aboytes (Author) , Sergey Belomestnykh (Author) , Dagmar Berg-Moelleken (Author) , John-Oliver Engler (Author) , Linda von Heydebreck (Author) , Marie J. Hintz (Author) , Max-Friedemann Kretschmer (Author) , Carlo Krügermeier (Author) , Jule Meinberg (Author) , Christoph Schwenck (Author) , Iman Aoulkadi (Author) , Sabrina Poll (Author) , Elisabeth Frank (Author) , Felix Creutzig (Author) , Oska Lemke (Author) , M. Maushart (Author) , Jannis Pfendtner-Heise (Author) , Julius Rathgens (Author) , Henrik von Wehrden (Author) , Neha Chauhan (Author) , Anna-Lena Rau (Author) , 01.08.2025 , in: Nature Sustainability, 8, 8 , p. 970-978 , 9 p.Research output: Journal contributions › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
- Old-growth beech forests in Germany as cool islands in a warming landscape
Yojana Adhikari (Author) , Nadine Bachstein (Author) , Charlotte Gohr (Author) , Jeanette S. Blumröder (Author) , Caroline Meier (Author) , Pierre L. Ibisch (Author) , 05.12.2024 , in: Scientific Reports, 14, 1 , 14 p.Research output: Journal contributions › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
Activities
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Challenges and Enablers of Learning (for Sustainability) of First-Semester Students in an Interdisciplinary Study Model at Leuphana University Germany
Lina Bürgener (Speaker) , Bennet Etsiwah (Coauthor) , Charlotte Gohr (Coauthor) , Wanja Tolksdorf (Coauthor) , Laura Picht-Wiggering (Speaker)
Activity: Conference Presentations › Research
Courses
The lecture offers a broad conceptual and historical overview on scientific methods. Starting with the epistemological fundamentals of diverse metho-dological approaches and disciplines, the increasing diversity of methods is explained. At the same time, the inter- and transdisciplinary path at Leu-phana is exemplified, and the fundamental principles of scientific methodology (such as bias or critical reflection) as well as the methodological focus of Major and Minor courses are illustrated. Methods are made tangible through practical and interactive tasks and the students generate first data by themselves.