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Michal Neugebauer

Michal Neugebauer
Doctoral Researcher - Forest damage patterns
Forests do not fail overnight. They respond to decades of interacting pressures, disturbance regimes while continuously trying to adapt. Understanding these processes plays a crucial role if we want to predict not only how forests die but also how to make them better adapted for the future!

Specialization

Forest damage patterns, biotic pests, abiotic factors, electrophysiology

Educational & Professional Background

Education

  • Graduated at Czech university of life sciences, Prague, faculty of forestry and wood sciences.

Professional Experience

  • Partially working for Forests of the Czech Republic, State Enterprise.

At Forest Risk Research Centre

PhD student focusing primarily on damage patterns in forest stands, with particular emphasis on forest regeneration following large-scale disturbances. He is currently involved in a project funded by the Czech Ministry of Agriculture investigating damage to forest regeneration in areas in the Vysočina Region, Czech Republic.

Beyond Science

Traveling , hiking, nature, farming, working out, running, spending time with people I love