Anne joined the Psychology of Sustainability and Behavior Change group as a PhD candidate in 2023. Her research focuses on the psychological determinants of climate- and energy-related decisions, including low-carbon technology adoption, public support for climate and energy policies, and the role of misinformation in shaping perceptions and behaviour. Using a wide range of methods, including experimental paradigms and process-tracing tools, she studies the processes underlying such behaviour and the effectiveness of interventions.

As part of the SWEET CoSi project, she also works at the interface of individual behaviour and system-level modelling, integrating experimental data into simulations to understand how behaviour scales to influence broader outcomes in the energy transition.

Anne studied psychology at the Universities of Münster, Munich, and Fribourg, and worked at the Technical University of Munich.