A detailed overview of my achievements to date:
- Peer-Reviewed Publications
- Book Chapters
- Invited Talks
- Conference Presentations
- Workshops and Trainings
- R Packages
- Media Appearances
Peer-Reviewed Publications
You can also find me on Google Scholar and ResearchGate.
My ORCID ID is 0000-0003-0465-2543.
- (2022) Modelling the power of acoustic monitoring to predict bat fatalities at wind turbines.
Conservation Science and Practice 4:e12841. - (2022) A simple kit to use computational notebooks for more openness, reproducibility, and productivity in research.
PLOS Computational Biology 18(9):e1010356. - (2021) ‘Keeping the kids at home’ can limit the persistence of contagious pathogens in social animals. Journal of Animal Ecology 90(11):2523–2535.
- (2021) Movement can mediate temporal mismatches between resource availability and biological events in host-pathogen interactions. Ecology and Evolution 11(10):5728–5741.
- (2020) Moving infections: Individual movement decisions drive disease persistence in spatially structured landscapes. Oikos 129(5):651–667.
- (2020) Movement-mediated community assembly and coexistence. Biological Reviews 95 (4):1073–1096.
- (2020) Metamodels for evaluating, calibrating and applying agent-based models: a review. Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation 23(2):9.
- (2020) When size matters: large yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) females allocate more energetic resources for reproduction than smaller individuals in the central–eastern Atlantic Ocean. Fisheries Research 232:105726.
- (2019) Seasonal host life-history processes fuel disease dynamics at different spatial scales. Journal of Animal Ecology 88(11):1639–1824.
- The dimensionality of stability depends on disturbance type. Ecology Letters 22(4):647–684.
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NLMRandlandscapetools: An integrated environment for simulating and modifying neutral landscape models in R. Methods in Ecology and Evolution 9(11):2240–2248. - Merging trait-based and individual-based modelling: An animal functional type approach to explore the responses of birds to climatic and land use changes in semi-arid African savannas. Ecological Modelling 326:75–89.
Book Chapters
- (2021) Individual-based models. In: R. Salguero-Gómez & M. Gamelon (Eds.), Demographic Methods across the Tree of Life. Oxford University Press, 400 pages, ISBN 0198838603.
Invited Talks
- Engaging visualization design to successfully communicate data.
CAMeL Seminar at University of Pittsburgh – 11|2022 – remote - Engaging visualization design to successfully communicate data.
MALT Community – 09|2022 – remote - Effective data visualization: design graphics to tell stories in an engaging way.
Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) – 04|2022 – remote - Mit Grafiken Mehrwert schaffen: Prinzipien effektiver Datenvisualisierung und -kommunikation.
Federal Institute for Population Research (Bundesinstitut für Bevölkerungsforschung) – 02|2022 – remote
↪ Slides (German) ↪ Slides (English) - #30DayMapChallenge: the good, the bad and the ugly of crafting maps with ggplot2.
R Ladies Bangalore – 12|2021 – remote
↪ Slides ↪ Recording - Beyond bar and box plots: chart alternatives and how to design them with ggplot2”
USGS Community for Data Integration – 09|2021 – remote
↪ Slides ↪ Recording ↪ Hands-On Tutorial - My favorite ggplot2 extension packages.
R Ladies Tunis – 07|2021 – remote
↪ Slides ↪ Recording - The first #30DayChartChallenge: a summary of inspiring contributions, our learnings, and about the value of challenges in general.
DataVis Lisboa – 05|2021 – remote
↪ Slides ↪ Recording - ggplot wizardry: My favorite tricks and secrets for beautiful plots in R (Extended Version).
useR Oslo – 03|2021 – remote
↪ Slides ↪ Recording - Building a modularized Shiny app with
{golem}and html widgets.
CorrelCon: A Weekend of Data4Good – 11|2020 – Online Conference by CorrelAid
↪ Slides ↪ Recording - Effective data visualization: how to design impactful and aesthetically pleasing charts.
Heureka Labs & Duke+DataScience – 10|2020 – Webinar by Duke University
↪ Slides ↪ Recording
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Conference Presentations
- DataViz challenges: a fun way to learn and build a portfolio and network.
Panel Discussion – DVS Outlier Conference 2022 – 02|2022 – remote - Data visualization in non-dataviz research.
Panel Discussion – DVS Outlier Conference 2022 – 02|2022 – remote - ggplot wizardry: my favorite tricks and secrets for beautiful plots in R.
Talks + Coding Session – DVS Outlier Conference 2021 – 02|2022 – remote
↪ Slides ↪ Recording ↪ Hands-On Tutorial - : Effects of movement behaviour on disease persistence.
Poster – Gordon Research Conference on Movement Ecology of Animals – 03|2019 – Lucca, Italy - Effects of movement behaviour on disease persistence: zhe case of classical swine fever in wild boar.
Talk – 1st International BioMove Symposium – 09|2018 – Potsdam, Germany - : Individual movement decisions shape disease dynamics: vombining movement ecology and epidemiological models.
Talk – Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of Germany, Austria & Switzerland (GfOe) – 09|2016 – Marburg, Germany - : Can we use functional types to predict responses of birds to changes in African savannas? an individual-based modelling approach.
Talk – Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of Germany, Austria & Switzerland (GfOe) – 09|2014 – Hildesheim, Germany - : Infection on the move: combining movement ecology and epidemiological models.
Poster – Gordon Research Conference on Movement Ecology of Animals – 03|2017 – Ventura, CA, USA - : Combined effects of land-use and individual movement decisions shape disease dynamics.
Poster – CAnMove Animal Movement International Symposium – 02|2016 – Lund, Sweden - : Modelling the vertical and horizontal migration of wireworms: how does timing and intensity of root herbivore pressure impact grassland communities?
Poster – Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of Germany, Austria & Switzerland (GfOe) – 09|2015 – Goettingen, Germany
Conducted Workshops & Trainings
- “Data visualization design: inspiration and process”
1-Hour Webinar – Octily – 12|2022 – remote - “Data visualization in science: how to create beautiful charts with
{ggplot2}”
2x 1/2-Day Workshop – University of Uppsala – 11|2021 + 12|2022 – remote - “Data visualization with
ggplot2Winter School”
2-Day Workshop – Berlin School of Integrative Oncology (BSIO), Charité University Hospital – 12|2022 – Berlin, Germany - “Designing charts in R: reproducible chart design with
{ggplot2}”
3-Hour Workshop & 2-Hour Coding Session – Intersections Workshop "Information is Beautiful" Awards by Data Visualization Society – 11|2022 – Berlin/remote - “Data visualization in R with
{ggplot2}”
4x 5-Day Workshop – Physalia Courses – 03|2020, 11|2020, 11|2021 + 11|2022 – Berlin/remote - “Data visualization design: create engaging and effective graphics”
3-Hour Internal Training – Center for Cognitive Interaction Technology (CITEC) – 10|2022 – remote - “Data visualization: best principles, chart choice, and design tips”
3-Hour Internal Workshop – cafeyn / Lekiosque.fr – 10|2022 – remote - “Effective data visualization: design graphics to tell stories in an engaging way”
3-Hour Conference Workshop – Berlin School of Integrative Oncology (BSIO), Charité University Hospital – 09|2022 – Berlin, Germany - “Data visualization in
ggplot2: beautiful and reproducible graphics in R”
1.5-Day Workshop – German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) – 09|2022 – Leipzig, Germany - “Graphic design with
{ggplot2}: how to create engaging and complex visualizations in R”
2-Day Conference Workshop – rstudio::conf(2022) by Posit – 07|2022 – Washington, D.C., USA - “Data visualization in R: how to create engaging charts with
{ggplot2}”
1/2-Day Internal Training – Robert-Koch-Institute (RKI) – 06|2022 – Berlin, Germany - “Mastering scientific data visualizations: principles and practice with
{ggplot2}”
2x 1/2-Day Conference Workshops – European Meeting for PhD Students in Evolutionary Biology (EMPSEB) – 05|2022 – Espoo, Finland - “Hands-on data visualization with
{ggplot2}: how to create engaging and well-designed visualizations in R”
5-hour Live Training – Pearson–O'Reilly Live Training Event – 09|2021, 12|2021 + 04|2022 – remote - “R goes spatial: handling geo data with
{terra}”
1-Day Workshop – "Biodiversity Dynamics" module at Technical University Berlin – 03|2022 – remote - “Effective and engaging data visualization with
{ggplot2}”
1/2-Day Workshop – Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN) – 01|2022 – remote - “Hands-on data visualization in R: how to create engaging charts with
{ggplot2}”
1/2-Day Workshop – National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico (INEGI and CIMAT) – 01|2022 – remote - “Data visualization in R (Beginner + Advanced)” as part of the VVSOR DataViz Workshop Series
2-Day Workshop – Statistics Communication Section of the Netherlands Society for Statistics and Operations Research – 12|2021 – remote - “Effective data visualization: convert information into visual forms—and tell a story”
1/2-Day Workshop – Senckenberg Young Scientists – 11|2021 – remote - “Effective data visualization: theory and hands-on with
{ggplot2}”
1/2-Day Workshop – Geo.X Research Network – 11|2021 – Berlin - “Data visualization in R (Beginner + Advanced)” as part of the RBSZ DataViz Workshop Series
2-Day Workshop – Royal Zoological Society of Belgium (RZSB) – 10|2021 – remote - “Effective data visualization: how to design impactful and aesthetically pleasing charts”
1/2-Day Workshop – Bonn International Graduate School Clinical and Population Science – 10|2021 – remote - “Data visualization with
{ggplot2}: principles and beautiful plotting in R”
2-day Workshop – BioMove Research Training Group – 04|2021 – remote - “Data visualisation techniques for data scientists”
2-Day Internal Training – Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) – 02|2021 – remote - “Data visualization with
{ggplot2}: data visualization principles and beautiful plotting in R”
2-Day Workshop – NC3 Collaborative Research Centre – 11|2020 – remote - “Scientific data visualization: principles and good practices”
1-Day Workshop – Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research – 09|2019 – Berlin - “Introduction to ecological modelling”
5-Day Block Course – Department of Theoretical Ecology, University of Potsdam – 03|2016 – Potsdam - “Introduction to zoology: microscopy and dissection”
Weekly Practical Workshop – Department for Zoology, University of Potsdam – 2009–2014 – Potsdam, Germany - “Research and presentation”
Semester Course – Department for Didactics of Biology, University of Potsdam – 2013–2014 – Potsdam, Germany - “Systematic zoology II”
Field Workshop – Department for Evolutionary Biology and Systematic Zoology, University of Potsdam – 2013–2014 – Gülpe, Germany
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Contributions to R Packages
CRAN Packages
- (2022)
layer: Create stacked tilted maps in ggplot2.
R package version 0.0.1, available on GitHub and CRAN. - (2022)
camcorder: Record your plot history.
R package version 0.1.0, available on GitHub and CRAN. - (2021)
viridis: Default color maps from 'matplotlib'.
R package version 0.6.2, available on GitHub and CRAN. - (2017)
NLMR: Simulating neutral landscape models with R.
R package version 1.1, available on GitHub and CRAN.
Non-CRAN Packages
- 2021:
d6berlin: Spatial data and template maps for Berlin. Available on GitHub. - 2020:
d6: Simplify workflows of D6 research projects. Available on GitHub.
Media Appearances
Video Recordings
- "One Chart At A Time – Episode 32: Beeswarm Charts” as part of the “One Chart At A Time” Series by Jon Schwabisch
Podcasts
- “PolicyViz Episode #212” hosted by Jon Schwabisch
- “Die Sendung mit der Ziege: Lollipops und Regenwolken” hosted by Dr. Madlen Ziege
Interviews
- “Data visualization shows countries with highest-rated coffees” by BeanPoet
- “Vignette: Interviews of the Beautiful People that Use R” by Georgios Karamanis
Mentions
- “Best of The Visualization Web September 2020” by Andy Kirk highlighting the “Not My Cup of Coffee” graphic
- “Best of the Tableau Web” by Tableau/Andy Cotgreave mentioning “Evolution of a ggplot (Ep. 1)”
- “Mapping Movements – The Art and the Science: we have the winners!”by BES Movement Ecology SIG awarding my cheetah map
- “Winners of the 2020 RStudio Table Contest” awarding my IMDb Top 250 Table
- “Our first CorrelAidX challenge” by CorrelAid awarding our Shiny app about Berlin bike accidents
- “Are beeswarm charts possible in two dimensions?” by Neil Richards mentioning my “One Chart at A Time” video on beeswarm plots
- “Creating Lollipop-Jitter Plots in Tableau” by Klaus Schulte replicating my “Evolution of a ggplot (Ep. 1)” in Tableau
Miscellaneous
- Collection of tutorials featured on the R Graph Gallery by Yan Holtz, based on my #TidyTuesday contributions
- “Circular lollipop plot with R and ggplot2”
- “The Office Ratings”
- “Chris Claremont’s X-Men comics exploration with streamcharts”
- “Line chart with labels at end of lines”
- Jon Schwabisch's “R Sprint” following my extensive step-by-step ggplot2 tutorial