Radek Rinn

Radek Rinn serves as an Educator at the Department of Forestry and Wood Economics within the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology and holds the dual role of First Vice-Dean and Vice-Dean for Strategy, Development and International Relations at the Faculty of Law, both at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague. His office is located at FLD/127 with cellular contact 602 298 240.

His research integrates bioeconomy, environmental science, and forestry economics, focusing on sustainable development through investigations into microplastic contamination pathways, cross-regional bioeconomy policy frameworks (EU and Mekong nations), and innovative wood technology applications including bullet-resistant building envelopes. He examines socio-economic dimensions of forest management, bioeconomy-based tourism models, and financial mechanisms supporting sustainable forestry.

Analysis of his 2021-2024 publications reveals a dominant bioeconomy research trajectory spanning environmental contaminants (microplastics, heavy metals), policy implementation, and technological innovation. Key thematic clusters include ecological risk assessment in coastal systems, EU bioeconomy sustainability metrics, Southeast Asian stakeholder perspectives, and digital forestry solutions using AI/GIS platforms, demonstrating consistent interdisciplinary bridging of environmental science and economic policy.

Rinn secured research funding including the CIGA project "Analysis of the state and perspectives of the wood processing industry in the Czech Republic" (2017-2018) and participates in international collaborations focused on ecological risk assessment and forest bioeconomy development across Czechia, India, and Southeast Asia.