Sustainability Research Directory

Anthony Shoji Hall, PhD, investigates chemical reactions catalyzed by solid surfaces to address problems in renewable energy storage and utilization with his research group.

Jamie Harding, M.S., has worked in the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) field for over 20 years and has helped develop the Maryland Food System Map.

Ciaran Harman, PhD, studies how the structure of landscapes controls the movement of water from rainfall to streams, and how that structure evolves over time. He currently directs the Landscape Hydrology Lab, which aims to address fundamental challenges in hydrologic science and the emerging interdisciplinary field of critical zone science.

Darriel Harris, MA, is interested in faith-based health communications, neighborhood related health factors, social determinants of health, and community-based participatory research.

Christopher Heaney, PhD, MS, researches environmental epidemiology, occupational and environmental health, infectious diseases, water and health, global climate change, and community-based participatory research.

Rigoberto Hernandez, PhD, researches areas which can be broadly classified as the theoretical and computational chemistry of systems far from equilibrium. Through his work on the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology, he has developed multiscale molecular and coarse grained models of engineered nanoparticles to assess and predict their interactions with bimolecular components. His team is aiming to use these models to determine design rules for making sustainable nanoparticles that necessarily reduce (or eliminate) negative environmental impacts or that improve plant growth.