I am a doctoral researcher in agricultural environmental science focusing on soil contamination and remediation. My work integrates field sampling, geochemical analysis, and data-driven modeling (e.g., spatial statistics and source apportionment) to quantify the fate, transport, and bioavailability of heavy metals and organic pollutants in cultivated soils. I design and evaluate practical interventions—including tailored soil amendments, phytoremediation, and irrigation/nutrient management—to reduce risk, restore soil health, and safeguard crop quality. Collaborating with agronomists and local stakeholders, I translate scientific evidence into site-specific management decisions and policy recommendations. As a recipient of national scholarship recognition, I am committed to producing rigorous, actionable research that advances sustainable agriculture and resilient agro-ecosystems.