Joanna Raymond
Joanna Raymond joined the Land Use Change and Climate Research Group as a Postdoctoral Researcher in November 2022. She has an interdisciplinary background, having received an MSci in Natural Sciences (Physics and Maths) from the University of Nottingham and has recently completed a PhD in agrometeorology at the University of East Anglia. Working with plant breeders and meteorologists, Joanna used statistical modelling to quantify how changes in climate and genetics have affected UK cereal crops. Joanna’s research interests encompass a range of human-environment interactions, in particular how we can feed the growing global population in the context of a rapidly changing climate whilst encouraging biodiversity and minimising our environmental and climate impact.
Email: joanna.raymond@kit.edu
Telephone: +49 8821 183 283
Understanding the role of biodiversity in the climate, food, water, energy, transport and health nexus in Europe
2024. Science of The Total Environment, 925, Art.-Nr.: 171692. doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.171692
Short-sighted policies are fuelling Brazilian deforestation
2023. Nature, 624 (7992), 522. doi:10.1038/d41586-023-04057-4
Combining historical agricultural and climate datasets sheds new light on early 20th century barley performance
2023. Annals of Applied Biology, 182 (3), 381–396. doi:10.1111/aab.12826
Continuing genetic improvement and biases in genetic gain estimates revealed in historical UK variety trials data
2023. Field Crops Research, 302, Art.Nr.: 109086. doi:10.1016/j.fcr.2023.109086
Understanding the role of biodiversity in the climate, food, water, energy, transport and health nexus in Europe
2023. California Digital Library (CDL). doi:10.31223/x5w10t
Toward effective communication of agrometeorological services
2023. Advances in Science and Research, 20, 9–16. doi:10.5194/asr-20-9-2023