Luke Mosley

Associate Professor Luke Mosley is affiliated with the University of Adelaide's School of Agriculture, Food and Wine within the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology. His research focuses on biogeochemistry, addressing environmental and agricultural challenges through interdisciplinary approaches. Key areas include soil and water management, acid sulfate soils, climate change impacts, and wetland restoration.

• Teaching: Soil and water science courses at the Waite Campus.
• Research Group: Leads a team studying processes affecting contaminants in soils and water, with industry and government collaborations.

Research interests span geochemistry of acidic soils, drought resilience, innovative soil amendments, and coastal ecosystem dynamics. Over 120 peer-reviewed publications (h-index 35) reflect contributions to environmental science and agriculture.

Editorial Roles: Editor for Environment, Development and Sustainability, Associate Editor for European Journal of Soil Science, and former President of Soil Science Australia.

Supervision: Actively mentors postgraduate students but selects candidates selectively. Collaborates on funded consulting projects through industry partnerships.

Labs/Teams: Directs the Acid Sulfate Soils Centre and collaborates on national and global environmental assessments.