Felix Zoll

Felix Zoll is a social scientist working at the intersection of land use, sustainability transitions, and innovation governance. His research explores how social and ecological transformations unfold in agricultural and food systems, with a particular focus on social innovations, actor networks, and practice-based change. He employs mixed-method approaches, combining qualitative and quantitative methods, including co-design formats, citizen science, and multivariate analysis. Felix is currently based at the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) and coordinates or contributes to several interdisciplinary projects on agri-environmental governance, circular nutrient management, and dual land use (e.g. agrivoltaics). His work engages closely with actors from science, policy, and practice and contributes to both theoretical advancement and applied transformation research.