Faculty forum talks
Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability faculty explain their research and findings in talks designed to showcase scholarship and build intellectual connections across disciplines.
Biodiversity
Anne Dekas: Deep-sea microbes – The tiny engines impacting global climate
Jonathan Payne: Studying the past to understand – and change – future climate outcomes
Cities & society
Patricia Bromley: Higher education and the environment
Steve Davis: Fires and trade risks and air (pollution), oh my!
James Holland Jones: Evolutionary lessons on adaptation
Krish Seetah: Adaptive Reflexive Modeling against malaria
Gabrielle Wong-Parodi: Sustainable adaptation
Climate
Arun Majumdar: Methane removal – Atoms to atmosphere
Energy
Will Chueh: Building better batteries faster
Simona Onori: The role of batteries in the clean energy revolution – A control perspective
Hazards
Greg Beroza: The future of earthquake monitoring
Land & water
Steven Gorelick: The challenge of freshwater vulnerability in a coupled human-natural system
David Lobell: Sustainable food at scale
Dustin Schroeder: Exploring the subsurface processes of ice sheets with ice-penetrating radar
Jane Willenbring: Gone with the wind (and water and waves)
Oceans
Barbara Block: Tracking tunas and sharks in our Blue Serengeti
Roz Naylor: Can blue foods help transform our food system?