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James Randerson
Chancellor's Professor Earth System ScienceUC Irvine
James Randerson studies the global carbon cycle using remote sensing and in-situ measurements and different types of models.
Holly Michael
Director, Delaware Environmental InstituteUniversity of Delaware
Holly Michael's academic work has had a significant impact on the discipline of hydrogeology
Ali Kazemian
Assistant Professor & J.W. “Billy” and Janice Maxey Guitreau ProfessorLouisiana State University
Dr. Kazemian specializes in construction automation and robotic construction-scale 3D printing.
Roger Thurow
Senior Fellow The Chicago Council on Global Affairs
Pulitzer prize finalist with a wealth of experience writing about global food issues, hunger, poverty and international affairs
Amanda M. Grannas, PhD
Vice Provost for Research; Professor, Department of ChemistryVillanova University
Amanda Grannas, PhD, is an expert in the study of snow and ice photochemistry, and the fate of organic pollutants in the Arctic.
Kyle Davis
Assistant Professor, Geography and Spacial SciencesUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Davis' work focuses on food systems, water sustainability, and global environmental change.
Kali Kniel
Professor, Microbial Food SafetyUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Kniel’s laboratory explores issues of food safety and public health that involve transmission of viruses and pathogenic bacteria.
Lissa Leege
Professor & Center for Sustainability DirectorGeorgia Southern University
Lissa Leege's research focuses on plant conservation ecology, plant population and community ecology and threats to biodiversity.
Charles Venator-Santiago, Ph.D.
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Venator-Santiago is an expert in US territorial law and policy with a focus on the history of citizenship
Rebecca L. George
Instructor of Anthropology and Assistant Director of Forensic Anthropology FacilitiesWestern Carolina University
Rebecca L. George focuses on the utility of dental morphology and metrics to estimate population affinity within forensic anthropology.