Forest Ecologist · PhD Researcher
University of Bern · OpenRing Network
I study how forests resist and recover from climate-driven stress across Europe, using century-scale tree-ring records, spatial ecology, and large open datasets to understand long-term forest stability at continental scale.
My doctoral research investigates long-term forest resilience and stability across Europe, integrating large-scale tree-ring networks, climate data, and remote sensing to understand how forests respond to and recover from environmental stress at continental scale.
I work with the ITRDB and OpenRing databases (8,000+ sites), applying spatial analysis and reproducible R workflows to address questions around forest resistance, recovery, and the role of biodiversity in buffering climate-driven disturbances.
Research in progress — chapters and findings will be shared upon publication.