Andrii Zabrodskyi

Andrii Zabrodskyi is a Junior Researcher at Vytautas Magnus University's Department of Agricultural Engineering and Safety within the Agricultural Academy. He also serves as a Senior Specialist in the International Cooperation and Marketing Unit and works at the Bioeconomy Research Institute. Originally from Ukraine, Zabrodskyi has established himself as a researcher focusing on soil science and agricultural engineering.

His educational background includes:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and Electrical Technology from State Telecommunications University (2015)
• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering (2016)

Dr. Zabrodskyi's research interests focus on agricultural soil management, with particular emphasis on:

• Soil compaction mechanisms
• Soil tillage practices
• Soil degradation processes
• Agricultural tire technology and its impact on soil health

His doctoral dissertation examines "THE EFFECT OF MAINTAINING OPERATING PARAMETERS OF AGRICULTURAL TIRES TO MINIMIZE SOIL COMPACTION," reflecting his specialized expertise at the intersection of agricultural machinery and soil conservation.

Dr. Zabrodskyi has actively participated in several international conferences including Rural Development 2023, Human and Nature Safety 2022, Rural Development 2021, and Human and Nature Safety 2020, demonstrating his engagement with the broader scientific community in sustainable agriculture and environmental protection research.

His language proficiency includes:

• Ukrainian (native)
• Lithuanian (good)
• Russian (very good)
• English (good)
• Chinese (basic)