معرفی
PD Dr. rer. nat. Mohsen Makki is a scientific collaborator at the Geographical Institute of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. His research focuses on soil science, urban soils, vertical farming systems, geoarchaeology, and geoecological challenges in rapidly growing cities. He leads the geomorphological-geological collection and serves as laboratory manager, coordinating the Soil Protection Discussion Group.
Research interests include soil-based vertical farming, modular green roofs, and the geoecological impacts of urbanization. He has supervised over 50 theses, addressing topics like microplastics in urban soils, soil mapping in Berlin, and geoarchaeological studies in Central Asia and Italy. His work integrates environmental chemistry, geomorphology, and sustainable land management.
- Key Projects: Urban soils genesis, vertical farming substrates, and geoarchaeological investigations in Tajikistan/Iran.
- Roles: Head of Geomorphological Collection, Laboratory Manager, and KSL Coordinator.
His contributions span soil protection advocacy, pedological education, and interdisciplinary collaboration, emphasizing soils as critical urban resources.
