Marie-Claire ten Veldhuis specializes in Hydrometeorology and Land-Surface interactions in the hydrological system. Her research focuses on using field observations to unravel the interactions between rainfall, atmospheric conditions, and (eco)hydrological systems across multiple scales. She is involved in the 4TU Plantenna program that aims to develop innovative sensor technology to collect information within plants about the condition of the crop and its immediate environment. She participates in multiple EU-funded research projects on developing innovative methods for (eco)hydrological sensing. She received her PhD degree in 2010 for research on quantitative flood risk analysis based on data analysis of crowdsourced flood observations.