Jonas Čėsna

Jonas Čėsna is an Associate Professor at Vytautas Magnus University's Agriculture Academy, specifically within the Department of Mechanical, Energy and Biotechnology Engineering. Holding a Doctor of Technological Sciences degree (awarded in 2000), he maintains active research contributions in agricultural engineering disciplines.

His research expertise spans:

• Animal husbandry engineering
• Agricultural technologies
• Environmental contamination from livestock operations
• Renewable energy applications in agriculture
• Foundations of agricultural engineering

Dr. Čėsna's scholarly work focuses on thermal management in agricultural settings, particularly analyzing cooling systems in livestock facilities. His research examines the relationship between temperature, humidity, and animal welfare, with practical applications for improving farm efficiency and environmental sustainability. His methodology often involves statistical analysis of environmental parameters in agricultural buildings.

His 2023 publication on air-cooling processes in cowsheds demonstrates his approach to solving practical agricultural engineering challenges through data-driven analysis, examining how external environmental factors influence cooling system effectiveness.

Dr. Čėsna maintains professional connections across multiple research entities, including the Bioeconomy Research Institute (affiliated since September 2024), and collaborates with international researchers as evidenced by his multinational co-authorship.

Linguistically proficient in:

• Lithuanian (native fluency)
• Russian (good proficiency)
• English (basic proficiency)
• German (basic proficiency)