Jong Yoon Jeon integrates genomic and geographic information to understand how threatened species respond to environmental change and strengthen their conservation assessments.
Jong Yoon Jeon is a conservation scientist working at the intersection between...
Simon Greenhill uses econometrics, machine learning, and economic theory to improve environmental measurement and management.
Simon's research focuses on measuring environmental conditions, estimating causal relationships between environmental and human...
Matthew Goss researches how the oxidation of organic molecules in the atmosphere affects the formation of fine aerosol particles, which play an important role in climate and air quality.
Matthew received his PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering at...
Matthew P. Johnson is an energy and environmental historian whose research area is modern Latin America (with emphasis on Brazil and the Caribbean).
Matthew is especially interested in projects that relate to energy, dam-building, and socio-environmental...
Devin Judge-Lord is a political scientist working at the intersection of social movements and technocratic policymaking.
Devin holds a BA in Political Science from Reed College and an MS in Environmental Science from Yale University. He received his...
Pedram is a fluid dynamicist interested in climate dynamics and in particular the effect of climate change on extreme weather events.
Pedram received a BSc from the University of Tehran in 2005 and an MSc from the University of Waterloo in 2007, where he...
Chris Golden is an ecologist and epidemiologist interested in the interface of ecosystem service provisioning and human health, specifically in the context of global trends in biodiversity loss and ecosystem transformation.
Chris received an AB in...
Emily V. Fischer is an atmospheric chemist interested in how air pollutants are transported around the globe and how the atmosphere's self-cleansing capacity will respond to climate change.
Emily received a BSc in atmospheric science from the University...
