Brian Tobin

Assistant Professor/Lecturer in Forestry

University College Dublin (UCD)

Ireland

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Brian Tobin is an Assistant Professor in Forestry at University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland. His research interests include soil traits in beech forests, greenhouse gas emissions in ecosystems, and genetic selection in Sitka spruce. Additionally, he examines the impact of climate events on forest health and the assessment of wood quality through advanced sensing techniques. Brian's recent publications highlight his dedication to advancing forestry science and sustainability practices.

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Articles (13)

Contrasting effects of water deficits and rewetting on greenhouse gas emissions in two grassland and forest ecosystems

Topographic patterns of soil traits and macro fauna in oriental beech forests in Iran

Improving the efficiency of genetic selection in Sitka spruce using spatial and competition factors

Brassinosteroids mediate arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis through multiple potential pathways and partial identification in tomato

A market inventory of construction wood for residential building in Europe – in the light of the Green Deal and new circular economy ambitions

Soil organic carbon stocks by soil group for afforested soils in Ireland

The 2018 European heatwave led to stem dehydration but not to consistent growth reductions in forests

Fine-scale topographic influence on the spatial distribution of tree species diameter in old-growth beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky.) forests, northern Iran

A measurement framework using THz Time-Domain sensing for wood quality assessment across tree ring samples

An outline of achievements in selected areas of forest research in Ireland 1960–2021

A terahertz time-domain super-resolution imaging method using a local-pixel graph neural network for biological products

Carbon Losses from Decomposing Windrowed Sitka Spruce Woody Debris Over a 16-Year Chronosequence

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Maarten Nieuwenhuis

Andreas Bär

Tommy Chan

Pedro Álvarez-Álvarez

Ewa Zin

Hans-Peter Kahle

Yann Salmon

Emil Cienciala

Katarína Střelcová

Kenneth A. Byrne

Hanuš Vavrčík

Alina Premrov

Josef Urban

Flurin Babst

Walter Oberhuber

Junliang Zou

Roman Zweifel

Matthew Saunders

Teemu Paljakka

Miroslav Svoboda

Ute Sass‐Klaassen

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