HMEI-STEP Fellows: Awarded Ford

  • Lin, Ning

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Impact of climate change on hurricane-related risk and decision making.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Hurricane surface wind field and damanage analysis.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Erik VanMarcke

  • Tong, Tiffany

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Electrical Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Technology adoption in rural African communities: formulating an evidence-based policy strategy from a study of a model community in Kenya.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Light-emitting devices and photovoltaics for developing regions.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Winston Soboyejo

  • Lloyd, Ian

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Geoengineering - hurricanes, climate change and global governance.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Hurricane - climate interaction.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Gabriel Vecchi

  • Escarra, Matthew

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Electrical Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    The implementation and use of remote measurements tovalidate CO2 Emissions reductions.

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    High performance quantum cascade lasers for spectroscopic applications.

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Claire Gmachl

  • Reid, Matthew

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Economic Incentives for Wetland Restoration through Carbon Offset Markets

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Denise Mauzerall

    Thesis Topic

    Environmental Biogeochemistry of Wetlands

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Peter Jaffé

  • Deng, Hang

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Incorporation of CCS – and Nuclear Energy Related Risks in Current Energy Economic Model and its Implications to Energy Policy

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Evaluation of Caprock Integrity and its Evolution Due to Brine-CO2-rock Interactions

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Catherine Peters

  • Alexander, Celeste

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Anthropology

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    The Production and Reception of Expert Knowledge Practices in a Tanzanian Wildlife Management Area

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    David Wilcove

    Thesis Topic

    An Ethnography of Community Engagement with Conservation and Development in a Tanzanian Wildlife Management Area

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Joao Biehl

  • Persad, Geeta

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    International Policy Implications of the Nonlocal Climate Impacts of Asian Aerosol Emissions

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Michael Oppenheimer

    Thesis Topic

    Aerosol/Climate Interactions

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Venkatachalam Ramaswamy

  • Huang, Xinwo

    Ford Fellow
    DEPARTMENT

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    HMEI-STEP Topic

    Regulation of Subsurface Systems in China: Is it Possible for both Shale Gas Production and Carbon Sequestration to Coexist

    HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)

    Denise Mauzerall

    Thesis Topic

    Model Complexity for Subsurface Porous Medium Flow

    Thesis Adviser(s)

    Michael Celia