Navid Ahmadi

Dr. Navid Ahmadi is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Applied Geosciences, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, where he has served as Research Associate since 2022. His research addresses critical challenges in environmental fluid dynamics and earth system processes through advanced modeling of multiphase transport phenomena.

Education:

• PhD in Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Denmark (2018-2022)
• M.Sc. in Environmental Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran (2014-2017)
• B.Sc. in Civil Engineering, Persian Gulf University, Iran (2010-2014)

Dr. Ahmadi's research program focuses on multiphase flow and reactive transport in multi-compartment systems, with particular expertise in gas transport across porous media/free-flow interfaces and biogeochemical responses to hydrological changes. His work integrates computational modeling with environmental process studies to understand coupled system dynamics, especially at subsurface-atmosphere boundaries. This research has significant implications for climate change adaptation and contaminant transport prediction.

His international collaborations include active partnerships with ETH Zurich's environmental processes group and the University of Stuttgart's hydromechanics department. While specific grant details aren't public, his visiting researcher appointments indicate participation in externally funded projects. Dr. Ahmadi's work is conducted within TU Darmstadt's Institute of Applied Geosciences, contributing to the university's environmental research initiatives through both computational and theoretical approaches.