PhD fellows

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In my teaching years at Wageningen University, the University of Zimbabwe and IHE Delft I have worked with many talented and inspiring postgraduate students and PhD fellows. My current PhD fellows and PhD graduates are listed on this page, and links are provided to the published PhD theses (that in the Dutch system are open access). As can be seen, several PhD graduates have been co-supervised with colleagues from IHE Delft, TU Delft, Wageningen University, VU Amsterdam and University of Amsterdam, including Hubert Savenije, Nick van de Giesen, Stefan Uhlenbrook, Huub Gijzen, Linden Vincent, Ann van Griensven, Roy Brouwer, Yasir Mohamed, Ilyas Masih, Rhodante Ahlers, Marianne Wiesebron, Sander Meijerink, Uta Wehn, Nora van Cauwenbergh, Charlotte de Fraiture, Saket Pande, Yong Jiang, Jill Slinger, Marloes Mul, Susan Steele-Dunne, Richard de Jeu, Erik Mostert, Sander Meijerink, Toine Smits and Margreet Zwarteveen. What great colleagues to work with!

Current PhD fellows

  • Annelieke Duker: Evaluation of the robustness of irrigated farming systems along ephemeral rivers in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe (with Charlotte de Fraiture) (part-time).
  • Anjana Ekka: Economics of river ecosystem – a hydroeconomic modelling approach to river basin management (with Yong Jiang and Saket Pande, TU Delft).
  • Alyssa Offutt: Multi-scalar analysis of the hydro-politics of transboundary water quality governance (with Susanne Schmeier and Erik Mostert, TU Delft)
  • Henry Amorocho-Daza: Coupling Systems Dynamics and Artificial Intelligence to strengthen policy integration and evaluation using a Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems (WEFE) Nexus approach (with Janez Susnik and Els van Daalen, TU Delft)

PhD graduates

Hwange waterhole, Zimbabwe (photo: Jochem van der Zaag)

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