Oz Sahin

Oz Sahin is a Research Fellow at the School of Public Health, University of Queensland. His work focuses on interdisciplinary sustainability challenges, including climate change adaptation, water resources management, and systems modeling. He has collaborated extensively on projects related to renewable energy systems, environmental policy, and public health resilience.

His research interests span environmental sustainability, climate resilience, and the application of systems thinking to complex problems. Notable projects include modeling coastal vulnerability to sea-level rise, assessing water scarcity risks, and evaluating energy storage solutions like pumped hydro systems.

Recent publications emphasize innovative approaches to sustainability challenges, such as nano-particle fate analysis in water systems and frameworks for evaluating rare earth supply security. His work often integrates quantitative methods like Bayesian networks, system dynamics, and GIS-based decision support systems.

Awards and honors are not explicitly listed in the provided text. Collaborations include projects on disaster management, public health interventions, and infrastructure resilience. His research has been applied in diverse contexts, from coastal communities to energy policy frameworks.