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Willett Kempton
Professor, Marine Science and PolicyUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Kempton invented vehicle-to-grid power (V2G); he researches, publishes and lectures on offshore wind power and on electric vehicles.
Saleem Mistry
Associate Professor, ManagementUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Mistry's research seeks to unpack factors that shape fragmentation and integration within and between leaders, individuals and teams.
Tara Trammell
Associate Professor, Urban ForestryUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Trammell studies how biophysical and sociological factors affect urban ecosystem structure and function.
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.
Kathryn Bender
Assistant Professor of EconomicsUniversity of Delaware
Research focuses on the economic pedagogy as well as the economics of food waste, experimental economics and consumer behavior.
Kyle Emich
Associate Professor, ManagementUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Emich's research explores the role of individual attributes in team dynamics and other collective environments.
Matthew McGranaghan
Assistant Professor, MarketingUniversity of Delaware
Prof. McGranaghan studies the economics of consumer attention and the indirect effects of marketing interventions.
Carolyn Penstein Rosé
ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Carolyn Penstein Rosé's research looks to understand and improve human conversation through computer systems.
Chris Telmer
Associate Professor, Financial EconomicsCarnegie Mellon University
Chris Telmer's research includes the effect of government subsidies on the financing of renewable energy assets.
Larisa DeSantis
Associate Professor of Biological SciencesVanderbilt University
Studies mammal teeth and bones to determine how they responded to ancient climate change and reasons why they went extinct.