Fabian Seemann

Fabian Seemann is a researcher at the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI), affiliated with the Polar Terrestrial Environmental Systems department and the Permafrost Research group. His work focuses on permafrost dynamics, climate change impacts, and Arctic environmental systems. He contributes to field expeditions (e.g., Klondike 2023) and integrates geophysical, geochemical, and remote sensing data to study permafrost evolution.

• Education: M.Sc. in relevant field (not explicitly stated)
• Research Areas: Permafrost modeling, thermokarst processes, cryolithology, and carbon cycle dynamics.

His recent projects include investigations into Beringian land bridge permafrost, Yukon goldfields deposits, and thermokarst impacts in subarctic ecosystems. He collaborates internationally, emphasizing capacity-building in Arctic research networks through initiatives like Arctic PASSION.