Dr. Andreas Kuebart
Dr. Andreas Kuebart is a research associate in the Research Area “Economy and Civil Society” at the Leibniz Institute for Spatial Social Research since 2015. Since mid-2019, he has also been a Post-Doc Fellow at the Chair for Socio-Spatial Transformation at the Brandenburg University of Technology.
His research interests are situated within the disciplinary boundaries of human and economic geography, focusing on the geographies of socio-spatial processes in the context of the digital economy and society. Thematically, his work involves topics related to the financial geographies of entrepreneurial ecosystems, regional development, and health geography. Methodologically, he has been involved in qualitative case studies and applies techniques of spatial data science in his work.
Kuebart studied Geography at Humboldt University of Berlin, the University of Florida (Gainesville), Stockholm University, and Bonn University. In January 2020, he graduated as Dr. rer. nat. from Free University of Berlin. For his dissertation project, he researched the geographies of knowledge in the context of entrepreneurial ecosystems with case studies on seed accelerators in the US and Germany. Since 2020, Andreas Kuebart has been researching spatial-temporal analysis methods as a PostDoc as part of a habilitation.