Farzam Zadeh (born 1989 in Shahin Shahr, Iran) is a hydrogeodesist and remote sensing researcher. He completed his BSc in Surveying Engineering at Tafresh University (2012) and his MSc in Geodesy at K. N. Toosi University (2015). After lecturing at several Iranian universities (2015–2018), he pursued a PhD in Remote Sensing at the University of Sherbrooke, funded by NSERC, graduating in 2022 with an excellent distinction. He is currently a postdoctoral fellow jointly with the University of Sherbrooke and the Canada Centre for Remote Sensing. With a decade of experience, Farzam’s research spans hydrology, satellite gravimetry (GRACE/GRACE-FO), groundwater storage, climate impacts, mathematical geosciences, downscaling, and geodynamics. He has published in leading journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Journal of Hydrology, Journal of Geodynamics, and Scientific Reports.