Mahyar Shafii
I am a Water Resources Engineering PhD graduate from University of Waterloo.
Zahra Akbarzadeh
I am a research associate in the department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Waterloo, where my role is to develop models to simulate nutrient cycling in lakes and reservoirs.
Bijendra Bajracharya
Tariq Aziz
My research centers on developing methods and tools to better inform policy-makers of the benefits of using natural resources sustainably. Specifically, I conduct research on the capacity-building side of ecosystem services (e.g., water quality, water supply, nutrient cycling, and flood regulation).
Bingjie Shi
My research involves the behavior and distribution of iron isotopes under multiple cycle of redox condition, with clay minerals and microorganism participating.
Office: EIT 2004
Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 31325
Md Abdus Sabur
Phosphorus is an essential and often limiting nutrient for the growth of plants and phytoplankton. Excessive loads of phosphorus in aquatic environment can result in accelerated eutrophication.
Stephanie Slowinski
My role as a Research Biogeochemist is to support experimental, field and model-based research activities within the research group.
Rute Pinto
My research focuses on the assessment and modelling of aquatic ecosystem services, integrating hydro-ecological and socio-economic data and information to support the sustainable management of freshwater, estuarine and marine ecosystems.
Kunfu Pi
My study interests cover the sediment-water interaction and its constraints on the hydrogeochemistry of geo-contaminants (As, F, I, U) in groundwater, the interactions among organic matter, S and Mn/Fe minerals and consequent influence on the fate of environmentally relevant trace elements in the near-surface environments, the design of environmental biosenso
Serghei Bocaniov
Serghei’s primary research interest is to study the interaction between physical and biogeochemical processes in lakes using a combination of numerical modelling and field studies to investigate specific processes of interest, such as:
Saeid Shafieiyoun
The primary area of my research is Water Resources and Environmental Remediation. I have employed reactive transport and mass transfer models as well as field and laboratory experiments to explore fate and transport of subsurface contaminants resulted from different sources such as petroleum hydrocarbons and landfill leachate.
Mehdi Gharasoo
My primary research interests lie at the intersection of Environmental, Earth, and Computational sciences, and more specifically involve developing and employing computational tools for modeling the spatio-temporal dynamics of biogeochemical/ecohydrological processes at the soil-water interfaces inside the vadose and groundwater zones.
Saraswati (Saru)
Office: EIT 2003
Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 37968
Email: xsaraswa@uwaterloo.ca
Eunji Byun
My research interests lie in paleoecology and wetland carbon cycle. These two were embraced in one of my PhD projects, which I most enjoyed working on as well as a reminder to me of the importance of wetland ecosystems in global carbon cycle throughout the Earth’s climate history, for both short (wetland net carbon source or sink?
Clement Alibert
My research interests focus on physical, chemical and biological processes involved in gas dynamics in soil systems. I develop experimental setups to perform gas percolation through highly instrumented soil columns under controll
Kinjan Chauhan
I joined Ecohydrology Research Group (ERG) in June 2021 as a Research Assistant. My role in ERG is to web scrap data from social media platforms with respect to aquatic recreational activities, the data is then processed and analyzed further. I accomplished a doctorate in Computer Science with a research interest focused on Image processing, spatial data, and data mining for predictive analysis.
