Distinguished Professor Brajesh Singh

Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment,
Western Sydney University

Prof. Brajesh Singh’s research explores how soil biodiversity affects ecosystems and agriculture under pressures like climate change. His work informs sustainable practices, boosts productivity, and guides environmental policy globally. He advises bodies including the European Commission and UN agencies such as the FAO, where he chairs the International Network on Soil Biodiversity. A Fellow of several scientific academies, he has published ~330 papers with over 50,000 citations and an h-index of 107. He is also a Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher and recipient of major international science awards.