Dennis Baldocchi is a professor of biometeorology. He and his group predict fluxes of carbon, water, and energy using eddy covariance methods. His current work focuses on roles of management in ecological restoration and the upscaling of fluxes via FLUXNET.
Expert in climatic regulation of carbon fluxes. Elucidates the unique role of peatlands in the Earth System. Current focus on Bridging field/laboratory methods and global modelling through TroPeaCC (ERC Consolidator grant).
Research Director in field of Biogeochemistry. Focus on Anthropogenic modifications of biogeochemical cycles. Published over 200 articles. Leads work on reduction of eutrophication and GHG emissions.
Director of TROPI and leading soil surveyor in Sarawak. PhD in Agriculture with focus on GHG fluxes from tropical peatlands. Dedication to environmental management and capacity building for Sarawak stakeholders.
Professor of Soil Science. Key methodologies include Free Air Carbon dioxide Enrichment (FACE). Expert for IAEA in stable isotope training and method quantification for greenhouse gas emissions.
Forestry Engineer, expert in Remote Sensing, GIS and Spatial Modeling. Responsible for Quistococha Intensive Carbon Monitoring Site operations in the Peruvian Amazon. Faculty member at National University (UNAP).
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Prof. Dennis Baldocchi
Professor of Biometeorology
University of California, Berkeley (USA)
Dennis Baldocchi is a world-renowned biometeorologist and professor at UC Berkeley. He is a co-founder and lead organizer of FLUXNET, the global network of eddy covariance tower sites. His research investigates carbon dioxide, water vapor, and energy exchanges between ecosystems and the atmosphere, with special focus on wetland ecological restoration.
Angela Gallego-Sala is Professor of Physical Geography at the University of Exeter and PI of the ERC project TroPeaCC. She is an international authority on the climatic regulation of carbon accumulation in peatlands, bridging empirical field measurements with Earth System modeling to predict peatland resilience to climate warming.
Josette Garnier is a Senior Research Director at CNRS and Sorbonne Université in Paris. Author of over 200 scientific publications, her research specializes in aquatic biogeochemistry, nutrient transfers along the land-to-sea continuum, and greenhouse gas dynamics in river-wetland systems.
Sarawak Tropical Peat Research Institute (TROPI, Malaysia)
Lulie Melling is the founding Director of the Sarawak Tropical Peat Research Institute (TROPI) and the leading authority on tropical peatlands in Southeast Asia. She established pioneer eddy covariance flux towers in tropical peat swamp forests on Borneo, driving sustainable peatland management policies.
University College Dublin (Ireland) & Justus Liebig University Giessen (Germany)
Christoph Müller holds joint professorships at UCD and JLU Giessen. A pioneer in Free-Air Carbon Dioxide Enrichment (FACE) and stable isotope (15N) tracing, he serves as an expert consultant for the IAEA on isotope-based quantification of wetland and soil greenhouse gas fluxes.
Lizardo Fachín Malaverri is a forest engineer at IIAP and faculty member at UNAP in Iquitos. He manages operations at the Quistococha Intensive Carbon Monitoring Site in the Peruvian Amazon, specializing in spatial modeling, remote sensing, and carbon stock dynamics across palm peatlands.
