Ebrahim Ahmadisharaf

Ebrahim Ahmadisharaf is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Florida State University, affiliated with the Resilient Infrastructure & Disaster Response Center. His research focuses on hydroclimatic extremes, flood impacts on water pollution and public health, and resilient water infrastructure. He holds a PhD from Tennessee Technological University and academic appointments at FSU since 2020.

Education:

• PhD, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Tennessee Technological University (2016)
• MSc, Civil Engineering, Sharif University of Technology (2012)
• BSc, Civil Engineering, Sharif University of Technology (2010)

Research Interests: Compound hydroclimatic extremes, surface water quality dynamics, flood resilience, and socioenvironmental systems. His work integrates machine learning and hydrological modeling to address climate change impacts and infrastructure vulnerabilities.

Publications & Awards: Over 40 peer-reviewed articles and $4M in grants. Notable recognitions include the 2025 EWRI Fellowship and NASA SMAP Science Team membership. Recent studies include post-hurricane water quality analyses and mold growth health impacts.

Advising & Grants: Supervises 20+ graduate and undergraduate researchers. Leads grants from NSF, EPA, USDA, and NASA, focusing on flood resilience, microplastic transport, and harmful algal blooms.

Labs & Teams: Active in the Resilient Infrastructure & Disaster Response (RIDER) Center, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects addressing climate adaptation and disaster mitigation.