Moss, two days after rain
Placeholder — an untranslated note: it exists only on the English site, and per ADR 0002 the German site simply doesn't know it exists. It has no summary eit…
- field
Zurich, Switzerland
Environmental Scientist
Placeholder — I study how landscapes change: vegetation, water, and the traces people leave in both. This site holds my CV and occasional field-notes.
Placeholder — Isabelle is an environmental scientist working at the intersection of ecology and data. She holds a PhD on vegetation dynamics in pre-alpine landscapes, combining field campaigns with remote sensing.
Placeholder — away from the desk she is usually outdoors on the Lägern ridge, notebook in one pocket and a hand lens in the other. The contour lines framing this site are drawn from its height map.
2024 — today
Postdoctoral Researcher
Placeholder Institute for Landscape Ecology, Zurich
Placeholder — leads field campaigns on vegetation change, builds analysis pipelines for multispectral imagery, and writes the occasional paper.
2020 — 2024
Doctoral Researcher
Placeholder University, Zurich
Placeholder — designed and ran the long-term monitoring plots behind the dissertation and supervised MSc field courses.
2018 — 2020
Scientific Assistant
Placeholder Environmental Consultancy, Baden
Placeholder — biodiversity surveys, impact assessments, and GIS work for infrastructure projects across the canton.
2020 — 2024
PhD (Dr. sc. nat.) in Environmental Sciences
Placeholder University, Zurich
Placeholder — dissertation on detecting forest stress from time series of satellite imagery.
2018 — 2020
MSc in Environmental Sciences
Placeholder University, Zurich
Placeholder — thesis on canopy phenology from drone imagery.
2015 — 2018
BSc in Geography
Placeholder University, Zurich
Placeholder — minor in computational science; field courses in the Alps and the Jura.
Placeholder — an untranslated note: it exists only on the English site, and per ADR 0002 the German site simply doesn't know it exists. It has no summary eit…
Placeholder — notes from a slow traverse of the ridge that gave this site its contour lines.
Placeholder — interested in working together, or just want to talk landscapes? A contact form will land here; until then, this text holds the spot.