SHORT PROFILE
Lena Steinmann completed her Bachelor in Geosciences at the University of Bremen in 2010, followed by a Joint Masters degree in Marine Geosciences at the University of Waikato (New Zealand) and the University of Bremen in 2013. For her dissertation on a high-risk volcano she received her Dr. rer. nat. in applied geophysics from the University of Bremen in 2016. From 2017 to 2020 Lena Steinmann was principal investigator of a DFG project, in which she advanced her geophysical volcano research as part of an international collaboration. At the same time, she also studied deep-sea corals and participated in offshore wind farm surveys.
During her research, Lena Steinmann pursued an interdisciplinary approach by applying geophysical methods to a variety of research areas. Her work included the acquisition of geophysical data during scientific expedition, the customized data preparation and analysis, and teaching these topics in university lectures.
As coordinator of the DSC, Lena Steinmann now promotes interdisciplinary cooperation in the field of data science. She is responsible for establishing the scientific network and developing new collaborations. She coordinates the activities of the DSC including third-party funding, science communication, and public relations. She is available for all questions and suggestions regarding the DSC.