BEDNAROVA Sabina

About

I am a doctoral researcher in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) with a background in applied sciences, specifically mathematics and numerical modelling. My research focuses on uncertainty in LCA of emerging technologies. At LIST, I investigate how different sources of uncertainty influence LCA results, particularly for low-technology-readiness (low-TRL) systems where future developments are difficult to predict. My work explores methodological approaches for uncertainty propagation, sensitivity analysis, and prospective LCA to support more informed decision-making for industry, researchers, and policy-makers. I also work on electricity system modelling, developing high-resolution electricity mixes and life cycle inventories for Europe to enable more representative, time-aware environmental assessments. Outside research, I have a passion for dance, wellness, biohacking and spending time outdoors.

Mission

Research: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), uncertainty analysis, sensitivity analysis, prospective LCA, environmental impact assessment of emerging technologies and electricity mixes.

Skills and expertise

  • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
  • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA): Territorial LCA, industrial applications, Brightway2, SimaPro
  • Optimization under Uncertainty
  • Python programming
  • Data Analysis and Visualization

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