doc. Mgr. Daniel Nývlt, Ph.D.

Associate professor, Department of Geography

office: pav. 05/02021
Kotlářská 267/2
611 37 Brno

phone:	+420 549 49 5846
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Field of study: Geological Sciences

Depositional environment of sediments of the Pleistocene continental glaciation in the foothill relief of Eastern Sudetes (Jeseníky region) – graduate 2018

Využití petrofyzikálních a geochemických proxy dat ve středoevropské holocenní paleoekologii – ongoing study
Nature and timing of cold-climate aeolian processes during the Last Glacial Period in the Moravian Sahara, Czechia – graduate 2024
Wind and snow interactions within the semi-arid environment of James Ross Island, Antarctica – graduate 2022
Deglaciation and post-glacial development of James Ross Archipelago, Antarctic Peninsula – graduate 2022
Bedload transport in Polar gravel-bed rivers – graduate 2021

Current changes of active layer thermal regime and thickness on James Ross Island, Antarctic Peninsula – graduate 2017

Palaeoecology of nearshore environments during the Pleistocene/Holocene transition on central Svalbard – ongoing study
Rock Geochemistry and its Relationship to Soil Weathering in James Ross, Antarctica – ongoing study
Sediment budget in glacial and proglacial zones of polar regions – graduate 2020

Inhibition of physiological processes of polar autotrophs caused by environmental stress factors studied by chlorophyll fluorescence – graduate 2021