Rouhollah Davarpanah

Throughout my undergraduate studies, I successfully completed foundational coursework in agriculture, environmental science, and water engineering. Fueled by a profound interest in my discipline, I resolved to pursue advanced studies at the Master’s level. Remarkably, I achieved the 9th rank in the highly competitive M.Sc. entrance exam of Iran, securing a full scholarship for advanced studies at Tarbiat Modares University. I defended my thesis with distinction, and subsequently, I have remained steadfastly committed to sustained research pursuits in the realms of water resources engineering and environmental science. My scholarly contributions materialized in the publication of two peer-reviewed articles, prominently featured in esteemed journals such as the Journal of Hydrology. My professional trajectory has been enriched through hands-on experiences in hydrology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), flood management, and drought mitigation. These experiences have not only honed my technical acumen but have also deepened my fervor for engaging in applied research in these pivotal domains. In a broader sense, my academic aspirations revolve around delving into the interconnections among water, food, energy, and ecosystems. I am driven to leverage my analytical prowess to proactively address challenges pertaining to water, food, and energy, with the overarching goal of positively influencing the sustainability and resilience of human-environment complex systems.