Professor Dr. Konrad Miotlinski

Biography

Konrad Miotlinski is a researcher at the University of Western Australia, specializing in hydrogeochemistry and hydrogeology. His work passionately focuses on improving drinking water supplies, evaluating water resources, and ensuring water quality. His special interests include understanding water-rock-gas interactions across different scales, and he is involved in projects like the Recharge Changing Climate Avon River Critical Zone Observatory. Miotlinski’s research aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to efforts in poverty eradication and environmental protection. He completed his PhD in Hydrogeochemical evolution of buried river valleys at the University of Silesia in Katowice, and holds a Master’s degree in Geology/Hydrogeology, focusing on the occurrence of therapeutic groundwater in the Upper Silesia Coal Basin. Miotlinski is also accepting PhD Higher Degree Research students and is interested in exploring innovative solutions related to environmental energy and resource management.

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