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Rupert Wimmer is a Professor at the Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Resources of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna. He serves as an Editorial Board Member for journals like Frontiers in Chemistry and Wood and Fiber Science , and has been a Review Editor for ISRN Forestry (2009–2018). His work bridges wood science , renewable materials , and dendrochronology , with a focus on 3D-printed bio-composites , triboelectric wood processing , and climate reconstruction . His research spans Biocomposites: Innovations in lignin-based materials , wood-plastic composites , and fully recyclable wall systems . Wood Technology: Studies on surface activation , mechanical properties , and dust reduction during machining. Dendrochronology: Climate history analysis via tree rings and wood chemistry . The most recent articles explore circular economy in construction, electrostatic wood treatment , and drought proxies , reflecting his interdisciplinary approach. Awards include Rudolf Sallinger S&B Innovation Award nominations (2018, 2019) German Study Prize for Wood Materials Research (2010) Fellow of the International Academy of Wood Science (2005) He has supervised over 74 theses, including Roman Myna (2025) on innovative dust reduction and Raphaela Hellmayr (2024) on wood-based circular bioeconomy . Grants from EU , FFG , and Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung fund his work. Collaborations span institutions in Australia, Germany, and the Czech Republic.

• Wood Science
• Renewable Materials
• Biocomposites
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Dipl.-Ing.Dr. Gudrun Obersteiner is an Associate Professor and Deputy at the Institute for Waste Management and Circularity at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU). She serves as a Deputy Member of the Senate and coordinates the research focus on food waste at the institution. Her contact information shows she is based at Muthgasse 107/III, 1190 Vienna with phone +43 1 47654-81319. Dr. Obersteiner specializes in waste management, circular economy, and food waste prevention with approximately 20 years of research experience in these fields. Her work demonstrates significant focus on quantifying food waste patterns in Austrian households, where she has found that every household throws away up to 133 kilograms of avoidable food annually (worth €250-€800), with bread/pastries (28%) and fruits/vegetables (27%) being most commonly discarded. She has led research projects examining consumer behavior and waste prevention strategies. Dr. Obersteiner has been actively involved in numerous research initiatives including circularhouseholds.eu, Plastic Pirates, Tid(y)Up, and URBANWASTE. Her recent and upcoming projects span from 2021 through 2025, demonstrating continued active research engagement. She has published research on waste management systems, food waste patterns, and environmental assessment methodologies. Teaching Award 2014 (3rd prize) for work with Andreas Pertl and Roland Linzner Coordinator of the university course 'Sustainability Assessment in Companies' Featured expert in the Natural History Museum's exhibition 'Expiry Date – When Food Becomes Garbage' (2021) Contributor to BOKU's press releases on food waste in 2021 As a recognized expert, Dr. Obersteiner has participated in panel discussions about food waste, including one at the Natural History Museum in February 2021. She leads research examining how exhibition visitors respond to food waste messaging, aiming to identify the most effective strategies for changing consumer behavior regarding food waste reduction.

• Waste Management
• Circular Economy
• Food Waste
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Dr. Christian Hansmann is a researcher at the Institut für Holztechnologie und Nachwachsende Rohstoffe , part of the Department für Biotechnologie und Lebensmittelwissenschaften at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) . With a doctorate in wood technology (2004) and graduation in timber industry (2002), he has focused on wood modification, drying processes, and sustainable material applications. Education Doctorate, BOKU Vienna (2004) Graduation in Timber Industry (2002) His research explores wood science through innovations in wood drying , chemical modification , and bio-based composites . Notable projects include supercritical CO2-assisted impregnation, thermal insulation panels from agricultural byproducts, and eco-efficient hardwood utilization. He has supervised 15 university theses, including studies on wood laminates and bark beetle control. Recent publications highlight his work on wood modification techniques , with 15 articles from 2005–2025 covering topics like hydrophobic wood surfaces , dimensional stability , and flame-retardant treatments . Key methods include UV microscopy, siloxane treatments, and adhesive bonding analysis. Scientific Awards: tecnet Call 2009 'Eco-efficient Products' 1st Prize (2010) Dr. Wolfgang Houska Recognition Award (2009) Schweighofer Innovation Prize (2009) He has delivered 57 lectures across 15 countries, including presentations at SWST International Conventions and European Wood Modification Conferences . As a reviewer for journals like Wood Science and Technology and European Journal of Wood Products , he contributes to quality control in his field.

• Wood Science
• Wood Modification
• Sustainable Materials
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Dr. Peter Hietz is a Professor at the Institute of Botany , University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU), with 30+ years of research experience in plant ecophysiology and tropical forest ecology. His work bridges tree physiology with ecosystem-level responses to global change, focusing on xylem function, water relations, and functional traits across diverse biomes. Current projects: DigitalRainforest (LIDAR analysis), Alpine Trait Plasticity , and Light-Guiding Foils research Institutional roles: Former Head of Department (2021-2023), Scientific Committee Deputy for La Gamba Field Station Research spans plant water relations , wood biology , and epiphyte ecology , with significant contributions to understanding climate change impacts on tropical and alpine ecosystems. His work integrates anatomical, physiological, and ecological approaches to study tree responses to drought, salinity, and forest regeneration dynamics. Recent publications emphasize trait-based forest ecology , showing how microscale wood anatomy connects to macroscale carbon cycling. Key findings include mechanisms of xylem repair, neighborhood effects on tropical tree growth, and global patterns in wood density drivers. Scientific awards: 2005 Förderungspreis der Stiftung '120 Jahre BOKU' Supervised 20+ theses on topics ranging from urban green infrastructure to tropical forest regeneration Community engagement: Active member of scientific committees (2005-present), organizer of international symposia, and recurring participant in conferences across Austria, France, Colombia, and Indonesia . Serves on editorial panels for tropical ecology and plant physiology journals.

• Plant ecophysiology
• Tropical forest ecology
• Plant water relations
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Karl Stampfer is a Professor of Forest Engineering at the Institute of Forest Engineering within the Department of Ecosystem Management, Climate and Biodiversity at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). Appointed in 2012, he leads research on digital transformation in forestry operations with emphasis on work safety, steep-terrain harvesting, and climate-resilient infrastructure. His work bridges engineering practice and academic innovation through the Forest Demonstration Centre. His academic credentials include a Diploma (1991), Doctoral degree (1996), and Habilitation (2002), all from BOKU. Career progression shows continuous engagement: University assistant at the Institute of Forest Engineering from 1993, culminating in his full professorship. Stampfer's research focuses on Forest Engineering with three core pillars: (1) Timber harvesting system optimization for steep terrain using winch-assisted and cable yarding technologies, (2) Work safety through UWB sensors and causal accident modeling, and (3) Digitalization via laser scanning (TLS/ALS) for forest inventory, road monitoring, and digital twin development. His work integrates sustainable resource management with practical industry applications. Analysis of his 78 publications reveals a strong 2022-2024 trend: digital tools dominate 65% of outputs, particularly LiDAR for danger zone monitoring and climate adaptation. Safety research comprises 25%, with accident counterfactuals and ergonomic analysis. The remaining 10% addresses biomass logistics and road engineering, reflecting his multidisciplinary approach to European mountain forestry challenges. Scientific recognition includes: Promotion Award of the Foundation '120 Years of University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna' (2002) Schrödinger Fellowship at ETH Zurich's Professorship for Forest Engineering (1997) Promotion Award of the Austrian Society for Occupational Medicine (1996) He has supervised numerous theses with no publicly listed advisees. Grant activity centers on externally funded research reports (e.g., SafeForests, LaDiWaldi) despite zero ongoing projects shown. Collaborations with AUVA, Land Kärnten, and international consortia like IUFRO drive his practical knowledge transfer to forest associations and policymakers. Stampfer operates within BOKU's Forest Demonstration Centre and co-leads the HCAI-Lab with Andreas Holzinger. His team specializes in field validation of digital tools, including the Seilgerätesimulator (VR training) and UWB danger zone monitors. Current work targets autonomous harvesting systems and AI explainability for accident prevention, as evidenced by 2025 presentations at FORMEC and Woodmaster events.

• Forest Engineering
• Timber Harvesting Systems
• Work Safety in Forestry
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Oliver Maschek is a researcher at the Institute of Forest Entomology, Forest Pathology and Forest Protection within the Department of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) . His work focuses on the biological control of invasive species, particularly Ailanthus altissima (Tree of Heaven), using Verticillium nonalfalfae as a mycoherbicide. Research Interests : Biological control of invasive plants, forest pathology, mycoherbicide development, non-target effects of biocontrol agents, sustainable forest management, and ecological impacts of invasive species. Projects : Active participant in the national research project 'Biological control of the tree of heaven in endangered habitat types on the Bisamberg and in the Lobau' (2024–2025), studying Verticillium-based control mechanisms in forest ecosystems. Publications : Over 15 peer-reviewed articles and reports documenting field trials, non-target effects, and application methods of Ailantex® against Ailanthus. Presentations : Delivered 27 presentations across Austria, Germany, Portugal, and Switzerland on biological control strategies for invasive species.

• Biological Control of Invasive Species
• Forest Pathology
• Plant Protection
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Christoph Gollob is a researcher at the Institute of Forest Growth within the Department for Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna . His work focuses on integrating advanced technologies like LiDAR and personal laser scanning (PLS) into forestry operations for improved inventory, monitoring, and safety. Gollob leads projects such as Digitization of round wood measurements along the forestry/wood value chain using laser scanning (2024–2027) and contributes to subprojects like Lidar based forest monitoring and harvesting planning (2023–2026). Research Interests: Digital transformation in forestry, remote sensing, forest engineering, tree species classification, and sustainable forest management. Projects: 3 active or completed research projects funded by Austrian federal ministries and the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG). Advising: Supervised 13 theses (7 master’s, 6 diploma) related to laser scanning applications, timber measurement, and forest safety. Media Appearances: 16 media mentions (print, web) discussing digital forestry solutions, including interviews and public outreach on forest monitoring and safety. Presentations: 78 lectures across 10 countries (Austria, USA, Italy, Germany, etc.), with keynotes on digital forestry and human-centered AI. Publications: 106 publications, including high-impact journal articles and conference proceedings on LiDAR, forest inventory, and smart sensor systems.

• Forest Engineering
• Remote Sensing
• Digital Transformation in Forestry
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Ferdinand Hönigsberger is a researcher at the Institute of Forest Engineering (Institut für Forsttechnik) under the Department of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). His work focuses on advancing occupational safety and digital transformation in forestry operations through sensor technology, artificial intelligence, and immersive learning tools. His research spans topics such as smart forest operations, explainable AI for risk zone detection in timber harvesting, virtual and augmented reality applications in forestry education, and environmental performance management in Austrian forestry. He has explored the integration of digital tools and robotics in forestry practices, emphasizing sustainable and human-centered approaches. Hönigsberger holds a Master's degree in Forestry Sciences from BOKU, awarded in 2021. His recent presentations at international conferences like IUFRO World Congress and FORMEC 2023 highlight his contributions to improving safety protocols and operational efficiency in forest management using cutting-edge technologies.

• Forestry Engineering
• Sensor Technology
• Occupational Safety in Forestry
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Beatrix Schiesser is a researcher at the Institute of Landscape Development, Recreation and Conservation Planning within the Department of Landscape, Water and Infrastructure at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). With academic credentials including Dipl.-Ing., BA, and BSc, she focuses on landscape planning, nature conservation, leisure research, sustainable urban development, cultural landscape research, and public health. Her research interests center on the intersection of landscape planning and human well-being, with particular emphasis on climate-resilient forests , recreation benefits , and nature-based health interventions . She investigates how different landscape types affect human health and well-being, with applications in urban planning and nature-based health program development. Her work often combines spatial analysis , visitor behavior studies , and sociocultural indicators to inform sustainable landscape management. Analysis of her publications reveals a strong focus on the relationship between forests, recreation, and human health, with increasing attention to climate change adaptation in recent years. Her research spans from practical applications like health trail development to broader policy implications for sustainable urban development and forest management under changing climatic conditions. Dr. Schiesser has been actively involved in numerous research projects addressing visitor management in metropolitan areas, climate-smart forests, and nature-based health interventions. Her work demonstrates strong collaboration with various institutions including the Federal Ministry for Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management, and the Austrian Research Agency. She has contributed significantly to understanding how recreational spaces can be designed and managed to enhance human well-being while maintaining ecological integrity, particularly in the context of climate change challenges facing urban and peri-urban areas.

• Landscape planning
• Nature conservation
• Leisure research
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Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Axel Maximilian Solt-Rindler is a researcher at the Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Resources, Department of Agricultural Sciences, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna. Based at Konrad Lorenz-Straße 24, Tulln an der Donau, his work focuses on wood-based composites, dimensional stability, adhesive interactions, and thermal properties of wood. He has published extensively on topics including bioinsulated panels, pyrolysis behavior, and sustainable wood processing techniques. Current Affiliation : Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Resources, Department of Agricultural Sciences, BOKU Vienna Research Interests : His research examines how adhesives affect multi-layered wood panels' dimensional stability, thermal conductivity changes in heat-treated wood, and innovative uses of agricultural biomass like oil palm trunk fibers. He explores chemical, mechanical, and environmental factors in wood composites, emphasizing sustainability and resource efficiency. Scientific Contributions : Recent articles highlight advancements in Lightweight cellulosic insulation (2024) Wood auto-ignition characteristics (2023-2024) Adhesive-induced warping (2017-2019) Bark-based porous materials (2023) Advisory Role : Supervised 2 master's theses, including Maximilian Wondrak's 2025 work on dust-based wood composites and Roman Meixner's 2023 research on bio-thermoplasts. Participated in 7 international conferences (2017-2023) across Austria, Canada, Netherlands, Portugal, and USA.

• Wood Technology
• Renewable Resources
• Biocomposites
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Andreas Holzinger is a University Professor for Digital Transformation for Smart Agriculture and Forestry at the Institute of Forest Engineering, Department of Agricultural Sciences, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU). He pioneered interactive machine learning with human-in-the-loop frameworks to advance trustworthy AI, focusing on explainability, robustness, and ethical alignment with human values. His work bridges artificial intelligence with forestry technology, ensuring safety, privacy, and sustainability. 2022: University Professor at BOKU 2021: IFIP Fellow 2020: ELLIS Member 2019: Visiting Professor at University of Alberta 2019: Academia Europaea Full Member His research interests span Human-Centered AI , Explainable AI , Digital Transformation in Forestry , and Trustworthy AI . He develops frameworks where humans collaborate with AI systems to enhance decision-making in forest operations, focusing on transparency and controllability. His recent publications emphasize Interactive Machine Learning and Explainable AI in forestry contexts, including cable corridor planning, danger zone detection, and sensor-based data interpretation. Articles explore 3D point cloud analysis , human-robot collaboration , and contextual counterfactuals to improve AI systems' reliability. Scientific Awards: Most influential Paper Award (2025) Fellow of IFIP (2021) Member of ELLIS (2020) Full Member, Academia Europaea (2019) He supervises theses on Forestry Technology , Plant Development , and Stress Resilience , mentoring students working on smart sensors, genetic analysis, and AI applications in agricultural systems. His collaborations span institutions in Austria, Canada, Finland, Italy, New Zealand, and the USA.

• Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
• Explainable Artificial Intelligence
• Interactive Machine Learning
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Anna Keutgen is a full Professor and Head of the Institute of Horticulture at the Department of Crop Science, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), Austria. She holds a doctorate in Agricultural Sciences from the University of Bonn and completed her habilitation in Horticulture in Poland. Her academic career includes leadership roles at institutions in Poland and research positions in Germany. She is actively engaged in research, teaching, and knowledge transfer in horticulture and sustainable agriculture. PhD in Agricultural Sciences, University of Bonn, Germany (2000) Habilitation in Agricultural Sciences (Dr. hab.), Research Institute of Pomology and Floriculture, Skierniewice, Poland (2010) Venia Legendi in Quality of Plant Products, Georg-August University, Göttingen, Germany (2008) Anna Keutgen's research focuses on horticulture, plant nutrition, organic farming, specialty crops, food chemistry, and sustainable agricultural systems . Her work spans plant physiology, post-harvest quality, biopharming, and innovative production methods such as vertical farming and agrivoltaics. She investigates the impact of environmental factors, cultivation practices, and processing on the nutritional and sensory quality of vegetables, fruits, and ornamental plants. A significant portion of her recent research explores microgreens, intercropping systems, and stress responses in crops. Her recent publications reflect a strong emphasis on plant quality, stress physiology, and sustainable production . Key themes include nutrient management in microgreens, antioxidant properties of tomatoes and potatoes, intercropping effects on yield, UV-C treatment impacts on berry quality, and in vitro propagation of medicinal and horticultural plants. The research integrates physiological measurements (e.g., chlorophyll fluorescence), phytochemical analysis, and agronomic trials. Individual Rector's Award of the Second Degree for Outstanding Scientific Achievements, UTP Bydgoszcz (2011) Group Rector's Award of the 1st Degree for Outstanding Scientific Achievement, UTP Bydgoszcz (2010) Scientific Prize of the Isolde Voigt Foundation for research on Phytophthora-tolerant tomato varieties (2004) Anna Keutgen leads multiple externally funded research projects on topics including crop-responsive greenhouse systems, Xylella fastidiosa resistance, CO2 enrichment, and specialized growing media . She supervises student theses and collaborates with national and international partners. She is also active in public outreach, contributing to media discussions on ecological gardening, urban agriculture, and sustainable food systems.

• Horticulture
• Vegetable growing
• Crop production
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Professor Louise O. Fresco is a prominent academic and policy leader in tropical agriculture and global food systems. She served as President of the Executive Board of Wageningen University & Research (2014–2022) and as University Professor at the University of Amsterdam (2006–2014). Her roles include Assistant Director-General at the FAO (1997–2006) and Non-Executive Director at Unilever. She holds professorships at Wageningen University and Stanford University, focusing on plant production systems in tropical regions. Affiliations: Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Board, World Food Prize Council of Advisors, Trilateral Commission Key Awards: Member of Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Foreign member of Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Her research emphasizes sustainable agriculture, food security, and international development. She authored over 160 scientific publications and eight non-scientific books, including novels and essays on food and society. She chairs major initiatives like the Evaluation of the EU's Seventh Framework Program for Research and contributes to policy dialogues globally. Her literary works, such as Hamburgers in Paradise , explore cultural and environmental dimensions of food systems. She writes a fortnightly column in NRC , a Dutch daily, and has appeared in documentaries and international forums like the Nobel Prize Dialogues.

• Tropical Agriculture
• Food Security
• Sustainable Agriculture
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Dr. Ivana Zivojinovic is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Forest, Environmental and Natural Resource Policy and the Center for Bioeconomy at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). She holds a doctorate from BOKU and has been actively involved in EU-funded forest policy and innovation research since 2012, including roles at the European Forest Institute’s regional office. Her work bridges academic research and policy development in sustainable forestry, urban green spaces, and rural innovation. PhD, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (2016–2021) Master of Science in European Forestry, BOKU (2010–2013) Master of Science in Agriculture and Forestry, University of Eastern Finland (2010–2013) Dipl.ing in Landscape Architecture and Horticulture, University of Belgrade (2002–2008) Her research centers on forest policy and governance , with a focus on social and institutional innovations , urban forestry , and nature-based solutions . She investigates how private forest ownership, landscape governance, and public perceptions shape sustainable forest management. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates environmental policy, socio-cultural analysis, and climate adaptation strategies. She is particularly interested in consciousness and perception studies in environmental decision-making. Her recent publications reveal a strong trend toward analyzing governance frameworks , stakeholder dynamics , and innovation ecosystems in forestry across Europe and the Arctic. Her work spans from local case studies in Serbia and Sweden to pan-European comparative analyses, often funded by the European Commission. Key thematic areas include forest restitution, non-wood forest products, gender equality in forestry, and post-conflict forest governance. Scientific Awards IUFRO Student Award for Excellence in Forest Science (2014) BOKU Talent Award (2013) European Young Urban Forester of the Year (2012) Belgrade Chamber of Commerce Annual Award for Best Graduation Thesis (2009) Dr. Zivojinovic actively mentors students and has supervised multiple Master’s theses on forest innovation and policy. She leads several EU-funded research projects, including initiatives on forest-based innovation ecosystems, urban forestry governance, and Arctic socio-ecological systems. She is an Associate Editor for Urban Forestry & Urban Greening and has guest-edited special issues on forest policy and Arctic land use. Her community service includes organizing policy dialogues, contributing to public science communication, and engaging with media on forest and climate issues. She is involved in multiple research teams and networks, including the European Forest Institute (EFI), IUFRO, and the SIMRA and ArcticHubs projects. Her work emphasizes co-creation with stakeholders, participatory governance, and the integration of scientific knowledge into policy and practice.

• Forest Policy and Management
• Forestry Innovation
• Social Innovation in Forestry
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Martin Greimel is Head of the Centre for Bioeconomy at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), a position he has held since 2019. With a background in agricultural engineering and economics, he has extensive experience in EU research and innovation programs, having served as a National Expert at the European Commission from 2004-2006 and coordinating forest-related research for the Austrian Ministry responsible for Forestry from 2006-2019. Dr. Greimel's primary research interests focus on the bioeconomy concept, its implementation, and its role in addressing climate change and sustainability challenges. His work spans bioeconomy policy frameworks , sustainable resource management , circular economy models , and transformation pathways for economic systems. He has been instrumental in developing Austria's bioeconomy strategy and promoting international collaboration through initiatives like the European Bioeconomy University Alliance. His publication record shows a clear evolution from early work in agricultural economics and dairy farming (1990s-2000s) to contemporary focus on bioeconomy systems and climate solutions. Recent publications demonstrate his leadership in defining the bioeconomy concept, analyzing its transformation potential, and developing practical implementation strategies across multiple sectors. As an active contributor to scientific discourse, Greimel has participated in numerous EU-funded research projects including DESTINY (2024-2027), Bioeconomy Austria (2022-2024), and the European Bioeconomy Scientific Forum (2023). He serves in advisory roles including as Deputy Chair of the Task Force Austrian Circular- and Bioeconomy and as a member of the Austrian advisory group for Horizon Europe. His community engagement extends to public outreach through media appearances and presentations, with over 13 lectures delivered in Austria, the Czech Republic, and Vietnam, focusing on making bioeconomy concepts accessible to diverse audiences including policymakers, industry stakeholders, and the general public.

• Bioeconomy
• Research Management
• EU Research and Innovation Programmes
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