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Main
research interests
Environmental and climate change,
biogeochemistry, dendroclimatology, environmental isotopes,
Quaternary research
- Geochemistry and Paleoclimate (G
&
P Research Group)
Curriculum vitae
Place and date of
birth: Budapest, 1977
Qualification:
-
2001
Certified teacher of geography and mathematics, MSc (2001, Eötvös University);
Title of the Thesis: Carpathian caves hiding perennial ice
- 2010 PhD degree, Earth
Sciences-Physical Geography (Eötvös University); Title of the
Dissertation: Climate and environmental changes reconstructed from tree
rings and cave ice.
Membership:
- Hungarian
Friends of Minerals (1997-2004)
- European
Geosciences Union, (student member 2006, regular member 2007-)
- Hungarian
Geological Society (2007-)
- International Glaciological Society (2008- )
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Association for Tree-Ring Research (2008- )
Languange:
English: advanced (Oxford, First Certificate in English,
2001)
Russian: elementary (State Accredited Languange
Examination, 2008)
Scholarship:
PhD student,
(2003-2006) Eötvös Loránd University, Geography–Meteorology programme
Honours and Awards:
- 2010 Youth Award, Hungarian
Academy of Sciences
Project participation:
- OTKA K67583 (Hungarian National Science
Foundation) (2007-2011) Environmental history with annual resolution.
- CN-48/2007 (Hungarian
Science and Technological Foundation, bilateral cooperation)
(2009-2010) Rates of soil development and erosion
– an annual resolution study
- CRO-04/2006 (Hungarian Science and
Technological Foundation, bilateral cooperation) (2007-2009)
Investigation of environmental change on karstic sites – with special
attention to recent processes.
- RO-37/05 (Hungarian Science and Technological
Foundation, bilateral cooperation) (2006-2007) Investigation of spatial
and temporal variability of environmental change of the Carpathian
Region during the past five centuries.
- SLO-13/05 (Hungarian Science and Technological
Foundation, bilateral cooperation), (2006-2007) Quaternary events in the
western part of Pannonian Basin (Slovenia, Hungary).
- OTKA T43666 (Hungarian National Science
Foundation) (2003-2006), Geological and paleoclimatological applications
of dendrochronology.
Selected
publications
(full list of publications)
Kern, Z.;
László, P. (2010) Size specific steady-state accumulation-area ratio: an
improvement for equilibrium-line estimation of small palaeoglaciers.
Quaternary Science Reviews 29: 2782-2788
doi:10.1016/j.quascirev.2010.06.033
Kern, Z.;
Grynaeus, A.; Morgós, A. (2009) Reconstructed precipitation for Southern
Bakony Mountains (Transdanubia, Hungary) back to AD 1746 based on ring
widths of oak trees. Időjárás 113/4: 299-314.
Kern Z.;
Popa I.; Varga, Zs.; Széles, É. (2009) Degraded temperature sensitivity
of a stone pine chronology explained by dendrochemical evidences.
Dendrochronologia 27: pp.121-128. doi:10.1016/j.dendro.2009.06.005
Kern Z.;
Molnár M.; Svingor, É., Perşoiu, A.; Nagy B. (2009) High resolution,
well preserved tritium record in the ice of Borţig Ice Cave, Bihor
Mountains, Romania. The Holocene 19 pp.729–736.
doi:10.1177/0959683609105296
Popa, I;
Kern, Z. (2009) Long-term summer temperature reconstruction inferred
from tree-ring records from the Eastern Carpathians. Climate Dynamics
32. pp.1107-1117 doi:10.1007/s00382-008-0439-x
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