Philipp Robeck is a data scientist and environmental researcher working at the intersection of urban ecology, biodiversity conservation, and invasive species management.
He is passionate about employing state-of-the-art data analytics, machine learning techniques, and spatial analysis to address urgent urban planning and biodiversity conservation questions.
In his capacity as the Ecological Modeling and Biodiversity Research Fellow at UNU-INWEH, Dr. Robeck focuses on developing data-driven tools and strategies for managing plant invasions and enhancing biodiversity in urban and peri-urban environments. His work aims to improve ecosystem resilience and sustainable land use practices in the face of global environmental changes.