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Jennifer Applebaum
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Jennifer Applebaum is an expert on pet ownership and the resulting health and well-being/welfare implications of the human-pet dyad.
Peter Adams
Professor and Department HeadCarnegie Mellon University
Peter Adams' research largely focuses on the development of chemical transport models and their application to decision-making.
Mark Axelrod
Associate ProfessorMichigan State University
Mark Axelrod's teaching and research center around international and comparative environmental governance, with a focus on justice outcomes.
Cristina L. Archer
Professor, Geography and Spatial SciencesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Archer's research interests include: renewable energy, wind power, climate change, and numerical modeling of atmospheric processes.
Eric Gato
Assistant ProfessorGeorgia Southern University
Professor Gato focuses on diabetes, environmental chemistry and toxicology to examine exposure to environmental contaminants
Amir AghaKouchak
Professor of Civil & Environmental EngineeringUC Irvine
Amir AghaKouchak studies how climate change and variability influence extreme events (flood/drought/heatwaves) and compound hazards.
Lisa Platt
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Lisa Platt’s research focuses on using artificial intelligence and dynamic modeling to evaluate designs that reduce risks to human health.
Christa Court
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Christa Court is director of the UF/IFAS Economic Impact Analysis Program, which focuses on disaster impacts to the state of Florida.
Professor Gary Jones
Director of ResearchLeeds Beckett University
Professor Gary Jones’ research focus has been on the use of lower eukaryotic organisms to study aspects of cellular stress.
David Keellings
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
David Keellings focuses on climate extremes, driving physical mechanisms, and the influence of climate change versus natural variability.