Erez Feuer
Institute of Environmental Science
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Contact
erez.feuer@mail.huji.ac.il
Rehovot Campus, Lubell building, office 39. Map here
About
I am an environmental scientist studying how climate change shapes the growth, function, and survival of trees and forests. I am interested in how gradual changes and extreme events interact, how their effects accumulate over time, and what they mean for the future of forests. My work combines observations across scales with statistical and mechanistic models to understand these responses.
Short Bio
2022–to date: PhD, Institute of Environmental Science, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2022: MSc in Plant Science, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem — summa cum laude
2020: BSc in Plant Science, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem — summa cum laude
2017: BFA in Jazz Performance, The New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, NYC — with honors
Outside of research, I’m a trumpet player and longtime jazz musician. I grow Nepenthes (carnivorous plants) in a smart, self-built greenhouse, and I enjoy building and experimenting with microcontrollers, embedded electronics, and IoT systems.
Seeking postdoc opportunities beginning fall 2027. I welcome conversations about potential projects and collaborations.