Tobias Nenning

Tobias Nenning is a researcher at the Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Resources under the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU). His work focuses on advancing sustainable wood utilization through innovative material concepts and structural property analysis.

• Education: Doctorate (2022) from BOKU's Doctoral School BUILD.NATURE; Master's (2017-2019) and Bachelor's (2013-2017) in Wood Technology and related fields at BOKU; Erasmus+ semester in Fiber and Polymer Engineering at Aalto University (2018).

His research interests span hardwood utilization, structural properties of wood, resource-efficient material transformation, and adhesive technology for timber applications. Notable projects include New Material Concept for Hardwood and WoodC.AR, emphasizing circular economy principles in forestry.

Scientific awards include the Marcus Wallenberg Foundation Young Researchers' Program (2022), Klaus Fischer Innovation Award (2020), and a 2018 European Forum Alpbach scholarship.

Recent articles explore hardwood branch utilization, adhesive properties under temperature variation, and computational modeling for sustainable timber applications. Collaborations with institutions like the Institute of Physics and Materials Science highlight interdisciplinary efforts.

Lectures delivered in Austria, Sweden, Hungary, Portugal, and Slovenia address climate solutions through wood-based materials and structural innovations. No supervised theses or lab teams are explicitly attributed to Tobias Nenning in the provided data.