I am seeking to establish research partnerships within international consortia addressing climate-resilient forest systems, with a particular interest in landscape-scale climate adaptation, ecosystem resilience, and sustainable land management.
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture at Bursa Technical University, Türkiye. My research background encompasses sustainable landscape planning, blue-green infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and multi-criteria decision-making approaches to environmental planning.
I am particularly interested in contributing to the assessment of climate-related landscape vulnerabilities, the development of spatially informed adaptation strategies, and the integration of ecosystem services into planning and decision-making frameworks. My expertise can complement forestry and environmental science research by linking ecological assessments with landscape-scale planning and practical adaptation strategies.
I welcome opportunities to contribute to interdisciplinary research consortia through methodological development, comparative case studies, spatial assessments, and the preparation of competitive international research proposals.
Bursa Technical University (BTU) is a public university in Türkiye with a strong emphasis on research, technological innovation, sustainability, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
The Department of Landscape Architecture provides an academic environment for research and education in sustainable landscape planning and design, ecological approaches to landscape management, green infrastructure, and environmental sustainability.
Situated in Bursa, a region characterized by diverse urban, rural, and forest landscapes, the university offers a relevant geographical context for investigating landscape transformation, environmental pressures, and climate adaptation challenges.
Through interdisciplinary and international research collaboration, the department seeks to contribute to the development of evidence-based approaches and innovative planning strategies that enhance ecological sustainability and landscape resilience.
