Jose Luis Garcia Fernandez

Jose Luis Garcia Fernandez serves as a Professor in the Department of Agroforestry Engineering at the Technical University of Madrid since May 23, 2008, and is an active member of the Resource Valuation research group since December 11, 2018. His institutional affiliation centers on advancing sustainable resource management within agricultural and forestry systems through engineering solutions.

His research spans Agricultural Engineering, Renewable Energy systems, and Sustainability practices, with deep expertise in Plant Sciences, Horticulture, and Agronomy. He investigates Crop Science innovations for efficient resource utilization while integrating Energy Engineering principles to develop renewable energy applications in rural environments. This interdisciplinary work bridges agricultural productivity with ecological conservation, emphasizing technical approaches to environmental challenges.

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As a core contributor to the Resource Valuation research group, he focuses on quantitative assessment methodologies for natural resources, particularly analyzing biomass potential, soil health metrics, and circular economy strategies within agroforestry landscapes to optimize ecological and economic outcomes.