National Agricultural Research Center | Jordan
Dr. Luma Hamdi is an environmental modeling researcher specializing in soil salinity, climate change, and sustainable agriculture. She holds a Ph.D. in Land, Water, and Environment from the University of Jordan, with prior degrees in Environmental Science and Biological Science. Currently a researcher at the National Agricultural Research Center (NARC), she leads and contributes to major EU-funded projects on climate-smart agriculture and the WEFE nexus. Her work integrates crop modeling, remote sensing, and water resource management. With an estimated h-index of 4, over 4 publications, and 60+ citations, her research advances resilient agricultural systems. She has also served as a consultant on international environmental projects, contributing to policy and sustainability solutions.
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