Maximilian Schrobenhauser, M.Sc.

Heisenbergstr. 2
48149 Münster

Research within the CRC1199 project:
As part of the CRC1199 subproject 'Reimaginings of Land and Agriculture in the Context of Digitalization (C04)', Maximilian Schrobenhauser focuses on current changes in the agri-food sector in the Lower Saxony (Germany) – a region known for its highly developed agricultural landscape and its pioneering role in the development of agricultural systems technologies. The research centres on different actors in the local agricultural sector (researchers, engineers, programmers, investors, farmers, etc.) and investigates how these actors cooperate in the development, production and implementation of digital agricultural technologies. In addition, the project seeks to understand how different funding structures (public, private, financial sector, etc.) influence the research process and the development of technologies for the (local) agri-food sector.

 

Forschungsschwerpunkte

  • (Agri-)Food Geographies
  • Critical Migration Studies
  • Urban Marginality and Migrant Agengy
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    • Publikationen

      • Schrobenhauser, Maximilian; Lecszcyinski, Nora; Mertens, Leonard; Mlejnek, Marius; Lütke, Petra. . „Wahrnehmungen der Fluchtmigration aus postmigrantischer Perspektive - Allianzen, Antagonisten und Ambivalenzen in Everswinkel.“ Raumforschung und Raumordnung 81, Nr. 2: 107–123. doi: 10.14512/rur.159.
      • Aue, Rosa; Kettner, Le-Lina; Schrobenhauser, Maximilian; Lütke, Petra. . Bahnhöfe - Mikropolitiken der (Un-)Sichtbarmachung. Magazin Innenstadt, Themenheft Soziale Innenstadt. Münster.

    • Wissenschaftlicher Vortrag

      • Schrobenhauser, Maximilian; Lütke, Petra (): „(Post-)Migrantische Gastronomien als dynamisch-ambivalente Begegnungsorte der urbanen Migrationsgesellschaft, Session "Orte der Begegnung in der Migrationsgesellschaft (3/3)", Fachsitzung 368: Orte der Begegnung in der Migrationsgesellschaft (3/3)“. 62. Deutschen Kongress für Geographie (DKG) (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geographie und die Institute für Humangeographie sowie Physische Geographie der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main), Frankfurt am Main, .
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    • Vita

      Akademische Ausbildung

      Master of Science in Human Geography – University of Münster, Title of Thesis: (Post-)Migrant Gastronomies: Ambivalent Upgrading Experiences in the Surroundings of Münster's Central Station and Hansaplatz Quarter
      Bachelor of Science in Geography – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Title of Thesis: Bike-Sharing Systems as Part of University Mobility: A Practice-Oriented Feasibility Analysis on the Example of the Research and Development Site in Garching by Munich

      Beruflicher Werdegang

      Research Assistant – University of Münster, Department of Geography, supporting research in the CRC1199 subproject “Reimaginations of Land and Agriculture in the Context of Digitization” (CO4), support in administrative work and teaching within the working group of Economic Geography and Globalization Research
      Student Assistant – University of Münster, Department of Geography, support in the CRC1199 subproject “Reimaginations of Land and Agriculture in the Context of Digitization” (CO4)
      Student Assistant – University of Münster, Department of Geography, support in research and teaching within various working groups (Prof. G. Wood, Prof. P. Reuber, Substitute Prof. P. Lütke)
      Student Assistant – University of Münster, International Office, support of international degree seeking students