Golnaz Ezzati

Research Interests

I am a catchment Hydroclimatologist, currently working as Hydrochemist Research Officer in the Agricultural Catchments Programme.

My research focuses on investigating how human activities, agricultural practices, and the changing weather patterns drive nutrient losses and their transfer within river catchments, with the goal of developing resilient climate-smart mitigation strategies that meet UN SDGs under extreme hydrological events.

Most recently, I have been acting as Expert Reviewer on IPCC Seventh Assessment Report (AR7) WG I  and II , and a guest-editor in Discover Geoscience Topical Collection (Springer Nature).

I have worked in different international multidisciplinary research teams, hence, I do appreciate multinational inclusive academic environments that produce globally transferrable outputs.

Current Projects

• Agricultural Catchments Programme
• WaterFutures, WFD Future Scenarios and Management Tools
• Swedish Agricultural Monitoring Programme and water Management
• INSPIRATION-ITN Marie-Curie Horizon 2020

Education

• PhD, Civil Engineering (completed in 38 months) 2016–2020, National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG), Galway, Ireland
• MSc, Geo information Science and Remote Sensing in Natural Resources 2013-2015, University of Twente, Twente, The Netherlands
• MSc, Environmental Engineering 2010-2012, University Putra Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia
• BSc (Hons), Chemical Engineering   2005-2010, Azad University (Tehran North), Tehran, Iran

Professional Membership

• International Association of Hydrological Sciences
• Guest-Editor in Discover Geoscience Topical Collection (Springer Nature)
• International Association of Hydrologists (Irish Group)
• MCAA (Marie Curie Alumni)

 

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