Mahrooz Rezaei

Mahrooz Rezaei is an Associate Professor in Soil Physics and Land Management. His research focuses on environmental science, soil science, and atmospheric processes, particularly microplastic pollution, wind erosion dynamics, and machine learning applications in environmental modeling. He collaborates on projects addressing soil-atmosphere interactions, pollutant transport, and sustainable land management.

Key research areas include: microplastic distribution and ecological risks, wind erosion mechanisms in calcareous soils, and predictive modeling using deep learning and spectroscopic techniques. He has contributed to studies on land subsidence, gully erosion susceptibility, and biochar effects on soil properties.

Rezaei co-supervises PhD research on atmospheric microplastic transport and pollutant dynamics. His work bridges geostatistics, environmental chemistry, and AI-driven approaches. Projects include collaborations on dust storms, agricultural soil contamination, and regional land-use impacts on erosion.