Research Areas

We study tree-rings to investigate growth and physiological responses of and adaptation to climate change.

We study tree-rings to investigate growth and physiological responses of and adaptation to climate change.

We study how tree rings record ecological processes and environmental variability. Our projects span multiple themes and scales.

Reconstructing drought and flood events, understanding the forest resilience to extreme events.

Wood anatomical responses and adaptations to global environmental changes.

Mechanistic understanding of tree physiological processes in response to increasing aridity.

Study stable carbon and oxygen isotopes as environmental proxy.

Integrating physiological data with process-based modelling to predict forest responses to water stress.

Study how machine learning tools can be used in forest ecology and management.