Innovation & Economic Progress
The development of novel technologies is integral to our ability to mitigate and adapt to the climate crisis. From batteries for the storage of renewable energy, to optimized grids for its delivery and use, to carbon capture technologies–the potential for innovation is endless and promotes a diversified and strengthened sustainable, circular economy in the process.-
Tyrel M. McQueen
ProfessorTyrel M. McQueen and his research group aim to achieve the next generation of materials revolutions by combining the development of new synthetic techniques with advances in measurement and analysis methods to discover, design, and control materials with exotic electronic states of matter. -
Jian Ni
Associate ProfessorJian Ni, PhD, specializes in the empirical and theoretical analysis of healthcare, financial service, educational, environmental and energy, technology, and emerging markets. -
Erica Schoenberger
ProfessorErica Schoenberger, PhD, is an economic geographer and environmental historian, and the author of Nature, Choice and Social Power, which explores how different forms of social power, including the power of markets, create and sustain pollution problems. Her current research delves into the origins of capitalism. -
Bryan Sobel
Senior Program OfficerBryan Sobel, M.S, focuses on the public health impacts of food systems including food safety, integrated pest management, innovative communication technologies, micronutrients, and agroecology.
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