Uta Eser

My bio:

Being a trained biologist, I received post-grad training in ethics and have specialised in the philosophy and ethics of conservation biology. For more than 25 years I have been writing, speaking, teaching and doing research on the ethical foundations of nature conservation, biological diversity and sustainable development.

Stages of my professional career include:
- International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, University of Tuebingen (1992-97, 2000)
- Institut for Science and Technology Studies , Uni Bielefeld (1998)
- History and Philosophy of Biology Program, Griesemer Lab, University of California, Davis, USA (1999)
- Center for Economics and Environment, Nuertingen-Geislingen University (2001-14)

Since 2015 I work as an independent researcher. Being the owner of the Office for Environmental Ethics, I am freelancing in research, academic teaching, and education for sustainable development.
In more than 100 lectures I have debated ethical and moral dimension of global change. I set a high value on explaining complex issues scientifically sound, clearly structured and in plain words.