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Oleksandr Mialyk is a dedicated researcher in the field of multidisciplinary water management, contributing significantly to global assessments of water footprints, water scarcity, and agricultural sustainability. His work bridges environmental science, climate change, and food systems, with a strong alignment to UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Master, Instituto Superior Técnico (2019)
- Master, Technische Universität Dresden (2019)
- Master, Groundwater and Global Change, UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (2017)
His research interests center on water resources management, climate change impacts, and the water-energy-food nexus. He specializes in life cycle assessment, crop modeling, and the development of global datasets to evaluate freshwater use and agricultural sustainability. His work often integrates large-scale data with modeling frameworks to assess environmental impacts across regions and time periods.
The recent publications highlight a consistent focus on quantifying water footprints of global crop production, analyzing green water scarcity, and comparing agricultural systems. His research leverages gridded crop models and open datasets to provide high-resolution insights into water use, nutrient production, and climate resilience in agriculture. The integration of software tools like the ACEA model underscores his contribution to open science and reproducible research.
While no formal scientific awards are listed, his work has been recognized through media coverage and presentations at academic forums. His research has been featured in outlets discussing climate change impacts on crop production and the importance of water footprint transparency.
Mialyk actively collaborates with researchers across institutions and countries, contributing to interdisciplinary projects and co-authoring high-impact publications. He has also developed and shared critical datasets and software, enhancing the research community's capacity to study agricultural water use. His work supports future research in sustainable agriculture, climate adaptation, and resource governance.
He is associated with research activities including oral presentations and public engagement, demonstrating a commitment to both academic discourse and societal impact. His datasets are hosted by 4TU.Centre for Research Data and Zenodo, ensuring accessibility and long-term preservation.
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