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Dr. Joe Dahlen is an Associate Professor at the University of Georgia's Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources. His primary affiliation is with the Department of Forest and Natural Resources, where he focuses on wood quality, forest biology, and sustainable forestry practices. Dr. Dahlen holds a PhD in Forest Resources from Mississippi State University, an M.S. in Forest Products, and a B.S. in Wood and Paper Science from the University of Minnesota.
His teaching portfolio includes courses such as FANR 1100 - Natural Resource Conservation, FORS 4530/6530 - Wood Properties and Utilization, and specialized topics like FORS 8035 - Secondary Xylem Structure and Function. His research emphasizes non-destructive evaluation techniques for wood properties, genetic engineering of tree species, and the impact of environmental factors on tree physiology.
Recent work includes developing automated imaging systems for resin canal analysis, CRISPR-based genetic modifications in hybrid poplar, and predictive modeling of wood stiffness using machine learning. His studies often bridge laboratory research with field applications, addressing both fundamental biology and practical forestry challenges.
Dr. Dahlen collaborates widely, with publications in high-impact journals across forestry, material science, and bioengineering. His research is supported by grants focusing on sustainable forestry practices, climate adaptation strategies, and advanced wood property assessment technologies.
