Olga Liivapuu

Olga Liivapuu is an Associate Professor at the Estonian University of Life Sciences and Estonian Aviation Academy, holding positions in the Institute of Forestry and Engineering (Chair of Biosystems Engineering) and the Department of Mathematics. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (2011) and Research Master's (2007) from the University of Tartu, specializing in differential geometry and its applications. Her career includes roles as a lecturer (2008–2011) and associate professor (2012–present).

Her research focuses on differential geometry, algebraic topology, and their applications in mathematical physics and engineering. Key projects include optimizing jet fuel combustion (2024–2028), precision agriculture technologies (2021–2024), and structural problems in algebra (2014–2019). She has reviewed for journals like Mathematics and Symmetry, and contributed to conferences on Clifford algebras and vibration engineering.

Publications span 30+ papers in journals like Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences and Universe, focusing on algebraic structures, geometric modeling, and agricultural robotics. She advises PhD students in differential geometry and supervises projects like autonomous power station dynamics and Lie algebra generalizations.