Bernhard Spangl

Bernhard Spangl is a Lecturer at the Institute for Applied Statistics and Computing, School of Spatial Planning, Landscape and Infrastructure, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna. With a doctorate in Technical Sciences (2008) and a degree in Technical Mathematics (2003), his work bridges statistical methodology with applications in environmental science, agriculture, and bioprocess engineering.

• Current research focuses on robust statistical methods for environmental data, ecotoxicology (glyphosate impacts on soil organisms), and agricultural pest dynamics under climate change.
• His projects include Robust Risk Estimation (2011–2016), Fusarium Contamination in Garlic (2018–2023), and Debris Flow Event Modeling (2015–2025).

Publication Trends span environmental monitoring, agricultural pest behavior, and statistical modeling. Over 100 publications and 61 lectures globally (USA, Europe, Asia) highlight methodological innovations and interdisciplinary applications.

Supervised Theses include Katharina Stallberger (2025), Fabian Pelzmann (2024), and projects on bioprocess control, biostatistics, and ecological resilience.