Samuel Eze

Dr. Samuel Eze is a Senior Lecturer at Harper Adams University, specializing in soil science and environmental sustainability. His research focuses on land management practices, climate change impacts, and agricultural productivity. He leads projects under the Soil & Water Science Group, emphasizing soil health, water quality, and climate resilience in African agroecosystems.

Research Interests:

• Soil health and organic carbon dynamics
• Climate-smart agriculture practices
• Land use change effects on ecosystems
• Integration of farmer knowledge with soil science

Recent work highlights include developing frameworks for climate adaptation in sub-Saharan Africa (e.g., iFEED model) and assessing soil erosion impacts using advanced climate models. His studies often bridge local farmer observations with scientific data for sustainable land management.

Labs/Teams: Active member of the Soil & Water Science Group at Harper Adams University, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects addressing global agricultural challenges.