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Ashish Malik is a Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Edinburgh, focusing on Climate and Environmental Sustainability. His research addresses major challenges in environmental sciences, particularly understanding soil processes that operate across spatial and temporal scales influencing terrestrial ecosystems. By examining microbial communities within soil, his work is central to understanding the belowground storage of carbon. He has concentrated on the ecophysiology of soil microbes, specifically their responses to land use changes and climate change. His research aims to generate a process-based understanding to provide the translational knowledge required to tackle key societal issues such as sustainable land use, climate change resilience, and natural habitat restoration.
University of Aberdeen • Aberdeen, UK
Lecturer in Biogeochemistry focusing on climate and environmental sustainability.
University of California Irvine • Irvine, USA
Conducted research on soil microbiomes and their response to environmental changes.
UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology University of Oxford • Oxford, UK
Research on ecological and hydrological trends in relation to biogeochemistry.
Max Planck Institute Biogeochemistry Friedrich Schiller University of Jena • Jena, Germany
Investigated biogeochemical cycles in various ecosystems.
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