Sami Celtikoglu

Sami Çeltikoğlu is a Doctoral Researcher in geography at Humboldt University Berlin, affiliated with the Land Systems Group at IAMO and the Independent Institute for Environmental Issues (UfU) in Berlin since 2021. His work focuses on food security, agriculture, and climate change interlinkages, while his departmental affiliation reflects expertise in rural structural development.

• Doctoral Researcher at Humboldt University Berlin
• Member of IAMO's Land Systems Group
• Researcher at UfU Berlin

His academic journey spans agricultural engineering, social sciences, and ecotoxicology, culminating in specialized research on land use harmonization with climate change mitigation strategies.

• Bachelor: Agricultural Engineering
• Master's: Social Sciences, Rural Development, Agricultural Poverty Alleviation, and New Agricultural Policy Design
• Master's: Ecotoxicology (Climate Change & Land Use)

Çeltikoğlu's research integrates climate resilience into agricultural frameworks, emphasizing sustainable rural development and renewable energy integration in farming systems.

At UfU Berlin, he contributes to projects addressing food security challenges under climate stress, while prior roles at Eberswalde University of Applied Sciences involved biodiversity research.