Professor Martin Thoms
Professor - Faculty of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences and Education; School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
Biography
Martin Thoms is a Professor of Physical Geography. He is an interdisciplinary river scientist that applies cutting edge research and thinking to further our understanding of rivers as social-ecological systems, and how this can advance solve the challenges global riverine landscapes currently face. He has an active postgraduate program, with a proven track record of students completing and publishing their work. His post graduate students form an excellent network of research alumni who work in government departments, consulting agencies and universities. He currently serves on the editorial board of four international journals, is a visiting scientist at several international research institutes and serves on the board of two international committees focused on river ecosystems. Professor Thoms also teaches into the undergraduate environmental program.
