John Philbin works at the intersection of theoretical chemistry, condensed matter physics, and computational material science to understand and develop the next generation of nanomaterial-based technologies.
John earned a BA and MS in Biochemistry and...
Agnes Thorarinsdottir is an inorganic chemist studying the physical and chemical properties of metal catalysts that facilitate the conversion of solar energy to chemical fuels under environmentally benign conditions.
Agnes earned a BS in Chemistry from...
Adam Slavney is a chemist and materials scientist who makes and studies porous materials for the capture, storage, and chemical transformation of environmentally important gases.
Adam earned his PhD in chemistry from Stanford University in 2019. His...
Jon Proctor develops and pairs methods in econometrics, spatial statistics and machine learning with global socio-environmental datasets to empirically estimate the relationships that govern our climate and agricultural systems.
For example, in recent...
Paul Ohno is a physical chemist studying the physical and chemical properties of secondary organic aerosol particles and the implications of these properties for the climate system.
Paul earned his AB in Chemistry from Princeton University in 2014 and...
Marissa Grunes is a literary scholar and science writer focused on nineteenth-century American literature and visual culture, environmental history, and Antarctica.
Marissa earned her PhD from the English Department at Harvard University in the Spring of...
Alyssa Battistoni is a political theorist working at the intersection between environmental politics, political economy, and feminist thought.
Alyssa earned a BA in Political Science from Stanford University, a MSc in Nature, Society, and Environmental...
A.R. Siders is an interdisciplinary lawyer and scientist exploring the practice of coastal relocation as a strategy to adapt to global climate change.
Siders received her BA in biology in 2007, her JD in 2010 from Harvard University, and her PhD in 2018...
