I’m a final semester Master’s student in Agrobiology – Agronomy & Environment at Aarhus University. 

I recently completed an internship at the Innovation Centre for Organic Farming, where I worked with Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in ESGreenTool. I contributed to improving data quality and model assumptions, including work connected to carbon sequestration in grass/clover systems, to support more reliable sustainability reporting.

My research focuses on sustainable agricultural systems, combining environmental assessment with agronomic performance. I have experience with LCA/GHG accounting using ESGreenTool, including data validation and documentation. In my Master’s thesis at AU Agroecology (AU-Viborg), I will study clover fatigue in mixed organic rotations, analysing long-term field data to assess how grass–clover proportions and slurry inputs influence yield stability and botanical composition.

I’ve collaborated across disciplines and with external partners. During my internship at the Innovation Centre for Organic Farming, I worked with colleagues on LCA/GHG accounting, aligning data inputs and assumptions for consistent reporting. In my research assistant role, I supported an industry-linked project with British American Tobacco (BAT), contributing to documentation and delivering reports and updates on time.