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Former research of the group of Prof. Dieter Imboden
Research News:
Gruber et al. on "Rapid progression of ocean acidification in the California CS", Science
Open Positions:
The energy and climate group led by Prof. D. Imboden has analysed energy systems, climate impacts and climate policies on a national and international level. In addition, Prof. D. Imboden maintained a close relationship with the aquatic physics group at the Swiss Federal Institute for Environmental Sciences and Technology (EAWAG) where the group was formed about 30 years ago.
From 2000 to 2008, the following research projects were conducted in the named research fields:
Energy economics and policy
- Sustainable Development of Constructed Switzerland
- Long-term Energy Savings and CO2 Emission Reductions in the Swiss Residential Building Sector
- Energy Input-Output Model for Switzerland
- Net embodied energy demand in Switzerland
- Material efficiency and energy consumption
- Estimation of a new input-output table for Switzerland
- Electricity market liberalization and ecological innovations
- Sustainable Development and Innovation in the Energy Sector
Cimate impacts and policy
- Vulnerability to climate change in the tourism sector
- Do results of climate change research facilitate the formation of successful international climate change agreements?
- Does Climate Change Lead to Migration?
- Climate targets & emission implications
- Sustainability Assessment of Projects under CDM
Aquatic Physics
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