Dr Constantin Seidl
Dr Constantin Seidl is an applied water and agricultural economist, he is a member of the Water, Environment and Food (WEF) economics policy group in the College of Business, Government and Law. Dr Seidl holds a Master’s degree in Agricultural Economics from Humboldt University (Germany) and completed his PhD in Global Food Studies at the University of Adelaide in 2020.
His research focuses on Australian water markets and farmer adaptation behavior in the Murray-Darling Basin, as well as farm profitability and decision-making among inland-region grape growers. Dr Seidl’s work has been published in high-quality journals such as the Journal of Hydrology, Journal of Rural Studies, and Agricultural Water Management. He is currently examining the socio-economic drivers and impacts of Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) schemes in Australia, collaborating closely with CSIRO to advance evidence-based water resource management and policy.