Hans Kros

Hans Kros is a researcher at Wageningen University & Research, affiliated with the WIMEK (Wageningen Institute for Environment and Climate Research) program. His work focuses on sustainable soil use and environmental modeling, particularly in the context of agricultural emissions and nitrogen cycling.

Research Interests: Hans Kros specializes in sustainable agriculture, soil science, and environmental modeling. His research spans nitrogen cycling, greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, and the development of models to assess environmental impacts of farming practices. He has contributed to significant projects on ammonia emissions, methane reduction, and nature-inclusive agriculture.

Projects: He leads multiple projects including the development of new monitoring instruments for gaseous emissions from agriculture (BO-43.20-101-012), satellite observation and ensemble modeling (BO-43.20-101-006), and uncertainty analysis in emission modeling (BO-43.20-101-001). He also co-promotes PhD research on circular agrofood systems.

Public Engagement: Hans Kros frequently provides expert commentary in media on agricultural emissions and environmental policy, contributing to public discourse on sustainable farming practices.