Dr. Romy Rehschuh

Research interests

My research focuses on plant physiology and ecology. I am particularly interested in

• Tree ecophysiology

• Dendroecology
• Hydraulics and water balance of trees

• Carbon metabolism and allocation, growth

• Heat and drought stress & recovery

• Forest biodiversity

Professional background

Since 2022: Scientific Assistant, TU Dresden, Forest Sciences, Professorship for Biodiversity and Nature Conservation (Post-Doc)

2017-2021: Scientific Assistant, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research, Plant Ecophysiology, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

2015-2016: Scientific Assistant, TU München, Department of Soil Science, Freising

2015-2016: Student Assistant, TUM ForTe, Patent and License Office, München

2012- 2013: Student Assistant, TU Dresden, Chair of Spatial Planning, Spatial Development and Planning

Degrees

2017-2021: Dr. rer. nat., Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Topic: “Stress and recovery dynamics in Scots pine: The impacts of heat and drought on carbon and water cycling”

2013-2016: Master Sustainable Resource Management, TU München, Freising; Master thesis: “Dendroecological investigations on Picea abies: The influence of soil on the drought susceptibility of Norway spruce in the Southwest Munich area”

2010-2013: Bachelor Tourism Management, University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Görlitz; Bachelor thesis: "Travel and sustainability: The potential contribution of tourism to protect the rainforests"

Publications

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