Since 2013 the focus of my research has been on “sustainable fashion consumption”. For my doctoral thesis, I worked on the concept of collaborative fashion consumption in a cross-cultural context. For about three years (2016-2019) I was research fellow in a real-laboratory project “Dietenheim zieht an” at the Ulm University. Since September 2019 I hold a postdoctoral research position at Technische Universität Berlin, working in a project on “education for sustainable fashion consumption with positive spillover effects through real-life experiments”. As a part of this transformational real-laboratory research, pupils will develop, implement, and evaluate real-life experiments for sustainable fashion consumption (e.g. a clothing library or a sewing café), together with scientists, teachers and other practitioners (more info: https://www.aloenk.tu-berlin.de/menue/forschung/bntextillabor/).