Fatemeh Javaheri

Fatemeh Javaheri is a Researcher at the University of Guelph. Her work focuses on soil structure analysis using X-ray computed tomography (CT), soil compaction, degradation, aggregation stability, and soil rheology. She investigates the microstructural stability of saline-sodic soils and the relationship between soil flow/deformation and internal structure. Her research integrates geochemical and environmental approaches with advanced imaging and computational methods.

Key research areas include: soil structure quantification via non-destructive CT techniques, rheological properties of soil aggregates, and microstructural responses to environmental stressors. She has also contributed to understanding heavy metal adsorption dynamics in calcareous soils and their effects on mineralogical properties.

Publications highlight her exploration of carbon cycling under varying climates, soil attribute mapping using open data, and historical perspectives on Iranian soil science congresses. Her work bridges laboratory analyses with field-scale applications in agricultural and environmental contexts.

Collaborations include affiliations with the lab of Dr. Richard Heck. No scientific awards are explicitly listed, and there are no recorded advisees or grant details provided.