Dr. Gesine Steudle

mail
gesine.steudle(at)
globalclimateforum.org

address
Zuse Institute Berlin
Takustr. 7
14195 Berlin, Germany

current project

Short Profile:

Gesine Steudle joined GCF in 2013. Her main interests are the dynamics of complex social system, such as transition dynamics between socio-economic equilibria, as for example a possible transition between a brown and a green growth path, and the role of prices and money therein, as well as the dynamics of social inequality and social norms. She works mainly in the development and implementation of mathematical models taking different approaches into account, as for example Ramsey-type intertemporal optimisations, game-theoretic approaches, and currently mainly agent-based modelling.

Gesine studied physics in Berlin and Granada (Spain) with a focus on optics and statistical physics. She obtained her PhD from Humboldt-University Berlin in the field of experimental quantum optics. Before she joined GCF she was working at a private consulting company in the area of energy efficiency and renewable energies. Currently, she is located at the Zuse Institute Berlin working on mathematics for complex socio-economic systems.