Carrère researches the relationship between architecture, climate change and utopia, critically examining speculative designs that offer mitigation or adaptation solutions.
Hudson is interested in documenting the uneven impacts and unjust burdens of climate change and building response pathways for marginalized frontline communities.
Nyburg studies nature’s benefits to people, and how ecosystem conservation underpins equitable climate adaptation while generating greater ecological biodiversity.
Seeteram's work includes understanding sea level rise adaptation in Miami, FL through an interdisciplinary lens that includes equity, governance, resilience, and community response.
Turek-Hankins leverages her engineering background in the thermal sciences to study how to promote resilience and equity through adaptations to extreme heat.
MA graduate, Stanford International Policy Studies
Burnett studies the impacts of climate change on national security, with a focus on water security, Arctic security, and stakeholder analysis of defense communities such as the U.S. military.
Mejía-Duwan is passionate about environmental justice with specific research interests in environmental racism, air pollution and public health, and climate-induced migration.
Rebecca Miller
PhD candidate, Stanford E-IPER
Miller researches historic and current wildfire policies in California to understand how federal, state, and local governments prepare for, respond to, and recover from wildfires.
Connor Nolan
Postdoc, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment
Nolan is a climate scientist and ecologist interested in the past, present, and future interactions between climate, carbon, and ecosystems.
Lin Shi
PhD candidate, Stanford E-IPER
Shi focuses on supply chain environmental impact evaluation and risk management in the information and communications technology (ICT) industry.
Leehi Yona
PhD student, Stanford E-IPER
Yona studies the global carbon cycle and how scientists, policymakers, and people think about how to count greenhouse gas emissions.