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Alex Cebulski
Pronouns: (he/him)
Postdoctorate Fellow/Sessional
Resource & Environmental Management
Education
- BSc, Geographic Information Science, Western University
- MSc, Physical Geography, University of Toronto
- PhD, Centre for Hydrology, University of Saskatchewan
Biography
Alex is a Postdoctoral Fellow in REM within the CLIMB lab. He received his BSc in Geographic Information Science from Western University and his MSc in Physical Geography from the University of Toronto. He completed his PhD in February 2026 at the University of Saskatchewan, where his research focused on advancing models of snow and energy exchange in needleleaf forests in western and northern Canada. His current research investigates how climate change impacts interconnected ecological, hydrological, and biogeochemical systems using a coupled hydrological-land surface modelling framework.
Please check out his personal website for more information about his research.
Courses
Future courses may be subject to change.