Katažyna Bogdzevič is a Professor at Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) Law School, specializing in Private International Law , European Law , Human Rights , and Environmental Law . She leads the MRU Human Rights LAB and contributes to the Environmental Management Research LAB, focusing on legal frameworks for ecosystem services, climate change mitigation, and stakeholder engagement. Key Research Themes: Integration of Private International Law with Environmental Law , analysis of legal conflicts in nature-based solutions, and name rights under international human rights conventions. Policy Engagement: Serves as advisor to Lithuania's Minister of Justice Ewelina Dobrowolska , emphasizing knowledge transfer to legislative and judicial practices. Email: roffice@mruni.eu
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Astrida Miceikienė is a Professor at Vytautas Magnus University and Chancellor of the Agricultural Academy. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Bioeconomy Development and the Department of Applied Economics, Finance and Accounting. Her research focuses on climate change management, taxation in agriculture, the impact of digitization, financial and environmental sustainability, and public finance. Role: Professor (2016), Chancellor of Agricultural Academy (2020) Department: Applied Economics, Finance and Accounting Research Interests: Climate change, agricultural taxation, digitization, eco-efficiency Her recent publications highlight trends in eco-efficiency using neural networks, green electricity adoption in Lithuania during the Ukraine war, and robot taxation as a fiscal strategy. She investigates the interplay between environmental sustainability and economic viability in sectors like agriculture and bioeconomy. Notable advising includes theses on financial autonomy of rural municipalities and tax reforms . Her work addresses EU policies like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and evaluates agri-environmental subsidies across Baltic and EU contexts. She contributes to sustainable development through empirical models and policy analysis.
Audrius Aleknavičius is a Researcher at Vytautas Magnus University's Bioeconomy Research Institute, specializing in land management and consolidation. Previously serving as Professor (2010-2020) and Head of the Department of Land Management (2008-2012), he has been affiliated with the Agriculture Academy since 1997, when it was known as the Lithuanian University of Agriculture until 2011, and later as Aleksandras Stulginskis University (2011-2018). Dr. Aleknavičius earned his Doctor of Technological Sciences degree in 2002 after graduating from the Lithuanian Academy of Agriculture in 1995. He furthered his education at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, completing studies there in 2007. His international experience includes internships in Sweden (1999, 2000, 2001) and Taiwan (2003), which have informed his comparative approach to land management systems. His research focuses on critical aspects of land administration, with particular expertise in land consolidation, agricultural land use development, and real estate valuation. Dr. Aleknavičius has pioneered methods for optimizing large farm holdings, analyzing land market dynamics across Lithuanian municipalities, and adapting European land consolidation models to different national contexts including Ukraine. His work bridges theoretical land management principles with practical applications for improving agricultural efficiency and rural development. Recent publications reveal a strong trend toward practical solutions for land fragmentation issues, with significant attention to municipal-level land planning schemes and pre-emption rights for farm owners. His research increasingly incorporates comparative analysis of Baltic states' land administration systems while addressing contemporary challenges in land markets following Lithuania's land reform completion. Dr. Aleknavičius has supervised numerous master's theses covering diverse aspects of land management, from agricultural land use in specific municipalities to land lease processes and special land use conditions. His academic mentorship has produced research addressing practical land administration challenges across Lithuania's regions. Working within the Department of Land Use Planning and Geomatics, he contributes to the Agriculture Academy's mission of advancing sustainable land management practices. His current research activities focus on optimizing land holdings for large agricultural enterprises, analyzing land market intensity across Lithuanian municipalities, and developing more efficient land administration models through comparative analysis of European systems.
Virginija Gurskienė is an Associate Professor at Vytautas Magnus University (VMU), specifically affiliated with the Department of Land Use Planning and Geomatics within the Agriculture Academy. She is actively involved in research and academic supervision, particularly in the areas of land use planning, urban planning, and management of protected areas. Her research interests include: Real property cadastre Management of protected areas Urban planning Land use planning Spatial analysis Environmental sustainability Dr. Gurskienė's scholarly work spans multiple aspects of spatial planning and land management, with a strong focus on sustainable development and the integration of planning solutions in both urban and rural contexts. She employs advanced spatial analysis techniques and examines the interplay between environmental protection, urbanization processes, and agricultural land use. She has supervised 73 master's theses according to the available data, demonstrating expertise across a wide range of topics related to land use planning, protected areas management, and urban development. Her students' research reflects current challenges in spatial planning, including assessment of urbanization in regional parks, development of protected areas, state land use control, and smart city integration. Since 2021, she has been affiliated with the Department of Land Use Planning and Geomatics, and since 2024, she has also been associated with the Bioeconomy Research Institute, indicating expanding research interests into bioeconomic aspects of land use.
Daiva Juknelienė is an Associate Professor at the Department of Land Use Planning and Geomatics , Faculty of Engineering , Vytautas Magnus University (since 2019). She earned her Doctor of Technologies (Environmental Engineering) in 2020 and has been actively contributing to academia since 1998. Education : Land Management Engineering, Lithuanian University of Agriculture (1994) Master in Finances, Accounting, Management, and Business Administration (2005) Research Interests : Daiva’s work focuses on Environmental Engineering , Land Use Planning , Land Law , and Land Administration . Her research bridges sustainable land management with legal and administrative frameworks, addressing challenges in agricultural land use, recreational area planning, and climate change mitigation. Academic Contributions : Daiva has supervised 10+ theses (2021–2025) on topics like land consolidation , recreational resource evaluation , and abandoned land use . She contributes to international research projects and applied studies in Lithuania, emphasizing sustainable development and spatial planning. Professional Roles : Chief Officer, Kaunas District Land Management Division (1994–2004) Vice-Dean, Kaunas Forestry and Environmental Engineering College (2004–2012) Lecturer, Aleksandras Stulginskis University (1998–2019) and Vytautas Magnus University (2019–present)
Vida Malienėمشاهده پروفایل
استاد مهمان
Vida Malienė is a Visiting Professor at the Department of Land Use Planning and Geomatics, Faculty of Water and Land Management, Vytautas Magnus University Agriculture Academy. She contributes to the Bioeconomy Research Institute since 2023 and participated in international collaborations with Liverpool John Moores University. European Academy of Land Use and Development (Executive Board Member) International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction (CIB) European Group of Operational Research Chartered Property Valuer Her research spans real estate markets , urban regeneration , land management economics , and application of multi-criteria evaluation methods . She specializes in sustainable housing , land consolidation , and affordable housing policies , with focus on Baltic and European contexts. Key publication trends include land use planning (63% of work), environmental engineering (58%), civil engineering (47%), and management sciences (13%). Recent articles explore bio-economy applications , agricultural land transformation , and value capture mechanisms across Europe. She holds a PhD in Technological Sciences (2000) and has authored over 100 publications, including 50+ peer-reviewed journal articles, 3 monographs, 20+ book chapters, and editorials. Her work is cited 2949 times (2023 metrics), with h-index-23 and i10-index-36. Languages: Lithuanian (native) English (fluent) German (fluent) Russian (fluent)
Vilma Naujokienė serves as a Senior Researcher at Vytautas Magnus University's Bioeconomy Research Institute and Department of Agricultural Engineering and Safety within the Agricultural Academy. Holding a Doctor of Sciences degree since 2018, she maintains active research engagement across multiple institutional units including the Faculty of Engineering and Department of Mechanical, Energy and Biotechnology Engineering. Her research spans Environmental Engineering , Agricultural Engineering , and Bioeconomy with particular focus on energy cost reduction, multicriteria bioimpact analysis, and sustainable resource management. Her scholarly work demonstrates consistent engagement with critical agricultural and environmental challenges through conference participation and collaborative research. Analysis of her seven most recent publications reveals strong thematic concentration on climate change adaptation , soil carbon sequestration , biodiversity conservation , and sustainable agricultural practices . Her research trajectory shows increasing emphasis on digital technologies in precision agriculture and chemical-free farming systems. Vilma Naujokienė actively participates in major international conferences including the AgroEco series and Human and Nature Safety events, contributing to knowledge exchange across 7 countries with institutions from Sweden, Germany, Belgium, Turkey, Poland, and South Africa. Her work connects academic research with practical agricultural applications through strong industry partnerships. Based at Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas, Lithuania, she operates within the Bioeconomy Research Institute's collaborative framework, contributing to Lithuania's agricultural research infrastructure and the university's centennial research legacy established since 1924.
Jolanta Valčiukienė is an Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Land Use Planning and Geomatics at the Agricultural Academy of Vytautas Magnus University. She holds a Doctor of Technology degree (2012) and has been serving as Associate Professor since 2016. Her academic leadership extends to heading her department since 2018 and contributing to the Bioeconomy Research Institute since September 2024. Her primary research interests span Land Administration , Spatial Planning , and Sustainable Land Use , with additional expertise in geomatics and land management. Dr. Valčiukienė's work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in agricultural landscapes and rural development contexts. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on integrating geospatial technologies with sustainable land management practices, particularly examining climate change adaptation strategies, bioeconomy implementation, and digital transformation in land administration systems. Her research increasingly addresses European Green Deal challenges and emphasizes the interconnections between human safety and environmental protection. Dr. Valčiukienė has been actively involved in organizing and contributing to numerous international conferences, particularly the annual Human and Nature Safety series (2021-2025) and Rural Development conferences focused on sustainable bioeconomy. Her work has been published in the scientific articles collection Human and Nature Safety , referenced in the Central & Eastern European Academic Source (EBSCO) database. As Head of Department, she mentors students and researchers while actively participating in interdisciplinary research projects addressing contemporary challenges in land management, spatial planning, and sustainable resource use. Her international collaborations span multiple European countries, demonstrating her commitment to advancing knowledge in her field through global academic exchange.
- Soil Science
- Agroecosystems
- Soil Microbiology
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Jūratė Aleinikovienė is an Associate Professor at Vytautas Magnus University's Department of Agroecosystems and Soil Sciences. She specializes in soil microbiology, sustainable agriculture, and ecosystem management. Doctor of Biomedical Sciences (2009) Active in EU-funded initiatives like HoliSoils Focuses on soil health, microbial dynamics, and bioremediation Coordinates national projects on agricultural sustainability Her research explores soil microbiota dynamics, bio-based solutions for soil restoration, and climate-resilient agricultural practices. Recent projects analyze nano-fertilizers, organic residue mineralization, and soil carbon stabilization. Scientific activities intersect with economic modeling, environmental policy, and stakeholder engagement. She collaborates with institutions like the Bioeconomy Research Institute and European climate-focused consortia.
Paulo Alexandre da Silva Pereira is a researcher at Mykolas Romeris University in Vilnius, Lithuania, affiliated with the Faculty of Public Governance and Business, Institute of Public Administration, and Environmental Management Laboratory. His work focuses on ecosystem services, environmental management, and climate change mitigation strategies across urban, national, and European contexts. His research spans multiple critical environmental domains with emphasis on ecosystem services mapping and valuation in urban territories. He investigates how land use patterns and climate change scenarios impact ecosystem service provision in Lithuania's major cities including Vilnius, Kaunas, and Klaipėda. His work extends to soil health economics, developing frameworks for incorporating soil ecosystem services valuation into business models, and forest management optimization for carbon sequestration and climate-resilient European futures. Dr. da Silva Pereira leads and participates in numerous European Commission-funded projects including MAFESUR (Mapping and Forecasting Ecosystem Services in Urban Territories), InBestSoil (monetary valuation of soil ecosystem services), OptFor-EU (forest management optimization), and LINESAM (Lithuania's National Ecosystem Services Assessment and Mapping). His research bridges scientific knowledge with practical policy implementation, contributing to national strategies like Lithuania's Vision 2050 and supporting international initiatives including the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030 and UN Sustainable Development Goals. Working within the Environmental Management Laboratory and Social Innovations Laboratory Network, Dr. da Silva Pereira employs interdisciplinary methodologies involving stakeholder engagement, spatial analysis, and scenario development. His research has direct applications for urban planning, environmental policy formulation, and sustainable land management practices across Europe.
Irina Pilvereمشاهده پروفایل
استاد مهمان
- Agricultural Policy
- Rural Development
- Economics
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Prof. Irina Pilvere is a Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Bioeconomic Development within the Agricultural Academy of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU). She served as Rector of the Latvian University of Life Sciences and Technology (2014–2024) and holds roles as Chief Researcher and Professor there. Her work focuses on agricultural economics, rural development, and EU policy, with over 320 scientific publications. She has led 24 international and 86 national research projects, emphasizing agricultural sustainability and land use efficiency. Since 2006, she has maintained strong ties with VMU, teaching 'Bioeconomics' as a visiting professor and participating in BOVA courses. She contributed to VMU’s doctoral programs, chaired dissertation committees, and co-authored research published in international journals. Her collaboration includes organizing the 'Rural Development' conference and joint projects with VMU’s Agricultural Academy. Prof. Pilvere is also recognized for her EU Baltic cooperation efforts, highlighted by the Latvian Ambassador. She received VMU’s Honorary Doctorate in 2023 for her contributions to international academic partnerships and sustainable agriculture. Awards: 42 awards, including multiple commendations from Lithuanian and Latvian academic institutions. Service: Member of VMU’s Senate, scientific committees, and dissertation defense panels.
Aušrinė Pasvenskienė (Associate Professor) is affiliated with the Faculty of Law at Vytautas Magnus University , specifically within the Department of Private Law . She contributes to research clusters on Globalisation's Impact on Law and Applied Ethics . Doctor of Sciences (2017) ORCID: 0000-0003-3503-414X Research Interests: Her work focuses on Education Law , Human Rights in Education , Law and Technologies , and EdTech Law . She explores intersections between legal frameworks and emerging digital challenges. Article Trends: Recent publications analyze GDPR implementation and data protection , competition law adaptation to sustainability , AI transparency obligations , and digital assets in legal contexts . Theses address climate change responsibility , e-sports regulation , and digital property recovery . Supervised Projects: Advised 10+ theses on topics including data sovereignty, digital contract enforcement, and climate justice. Student works cover 2014-2025, with recent emphasis on AI ethics and blockchain legal challenges.