ERG Affiliated Faculty
ERG Affiliated Faculty
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ERG has a small core faculty but a much larger group of affiliated faculty. Affiliated faculty are based in other departments on campus or at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and share ERG’s commitment to shared learning and interdisciplinary work. They are advisors, mentors, or employers to ERG students, and serve on master’s project, doctoral dissertation and qualifying examination committees. The affiliated faculty are essential to the success of ERG’s interdisciplinary and wide-ranging research and teaching program, and ERG students are actively encouraged to reach out to affiliates in their research areas.
ERG Affiliated Faculty
ERG Affiliated Faculty
Charisma Acey (City & Regional Planning)
Sustainable urbanism in the U.S. and the developing world; environmental justice; environmental behaviors and governance; water and sanitation infrastructure; food systems planning and food security, political economy of poverty reduction and access to basic services; social equity and participatory decision making; public participation GIS and spatial analysis.
David Ackerly (Integrative Biology)
Climate change impacts on biodiversity, conservation planning, emphasis on native plants of California.
Alice Agogino (Mechanical Engineering)
Intelligent learning systems; information retrieval and data mining; multiobjective and strategic product design; nonlinear optimization; probabilistic modeling; intelligent control and manufacturing; sensor validation, fusion and diagnostics; wireless sensor networks; multimedia and computer-aided design; design databases; design theory and methods; MEMS Synthesis and CAD; artificial intelligence and decision and expert systems; gender equity.
Daniel Aldana Cohen (Sociology)
Climate emergency, housing, political economy, social movements, and inequalities of race and class in the United States and Brazil.
Christopher Ansell (Political Science)
Organization theory, political sociology, public administration, and Western Europe.
Joshua Apte(Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Air quality engineering and various techniques for air pollution exposure assessment.
Maximilian Auffhammer (Agricultural & Resource Economics, International and Area Studies)
Economics of Climate Change, Measurement of Climate Change Impacts, Aerosol Pollution Impacts, Policy Evaluation, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Forecasting, Air Quality Regulation.
Dennis Baldocchi (Environmental Science, Policy and Management)
Experimental and theoretical studies on the physical, biological and chemical control of trace gas exchange between vegetation and the atmosphere; study of carbon dioxide, water vapor and isoprene exchange above and below forest and crop canopies using the micrometeorological measurement methods and leaf to canopy scaling models; lines of inquiry have been along quantifying structural and functional complexity of vegetation and understanding how fluxes vary along a spectrum of time and space scales.
Eric Biber (Boalt School of Law)
Property, environmental law, natural resources and public lands law, conservation law and policy, land-use and urban planning law.
Severin Borenstein (Haas School of Business)
Energy economics; government regulation of business.
Gail Schiller Brager (Architecture)
Energy; conservation; climate-responsive building design; natural cooling and ventilation; wind-tunnel modelling; human thermal comfort; indoor air pollution; innovative task-conditioning systems.
Maya Carrasquillo (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Urban water infrastructure, green stormwater infrastructure, food-energy-water nexus, infrastructure justice, decision-making and policy, community science and engagement
History of science; history of nuclear waste management.
Jamie Cate (Molecular and Cell Biology)
Molecular basis for protein synthesis by the ribosome.
Ignacio H. Chapela (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Valuation of biological resources; non-timber forest products; symbiosis; fungi; microbial ecology; industrial vs. governmental vs. civil management of biological resources.
John M. Colford (Epidemiology, Public Health)
Impact of water, sanitation, and hygiene interventions in India, Bolivia, Guatemala, Bangladesh, Kenya, Mexico, and the United States.
William Collins (Earth and Planetary Science / LBNL)
Interactions of clouds and aerosols with solar and terrestrial radiation, role of clouds and aerosols in climate change, development of new methods for modeling global aerosols, and clouds in GCMs.
Jason Corburn (City & Regional Planning)
Connections between science, society and policy, particularly in cities and informal settlements around the world.
Kurt M. Cuffey (Geography & Earth and Planetary Sciences)
Glaciology; climate change; watersheds.
Lucas W. Davis (Haas School of Business)
Energy and environmental economics, public economics, applied microeconomics.
Terrence William Deacon (Anthropology)
Biological anthropology; brain development and evolution, origins of language, biocultural evolution, emergence.
Environmental law; property; natural resources law; law and science.
Environmental and constitutional law.
Meredith Fowlie (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
Empirical industrial organization, environmental economics, and public policy
Allen H. Goldstein (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Biogeochemistry; global change; chemistry of the atmosphere on regional and global scales; biosphere-atmosphere exchange of radioactively and chemically active trace gasses; air pollution.
Population forecasting, fertility trends, population aging, and mathematical modeling.
Patrick Gonzalez (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Climate change impacts and vulnerabilities, ecosystem carbon solutions, forest ecology, natural resource management, biodiversity, conservation, desertification, remote sensing, international development
Zoe Hamstead (City and Regional Planning)
Air quality; assessment and control of gasoline and diesel engine emissions; sustainable transportation; photochemical modeling of urban/regional air quality.
Robert Harley (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Air quality; assessment and control of gasoline and diesel engine emissions; sustainable transportation; photochemical modeling of urban/regional air quality.
Tyrone Hayes (Integrative Biology)
Synthesis of ecological/evolutionary, organismal/physiological, and biochemical/molecular studies with respect to animal behavior.
Arpad Horvath (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Life-cycle assessment, industrial ecology, environmental systems analysis.
Lynn Huntsinger (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Ecology and management of grasslands and woodlands; pastoralist and indigenous management regimes and their interaction with landscape change; natural resource management and culture(s); Yurok forest; ranching.
Alastair Iles (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Science, technology & environment; green chemistry and biofuels politics/science/policy; sustainability learning; consumption; environmental regulation; environmental health politics and policy.
Larry Karp (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
Environmental and resource economics; dynamic analysis; applied game theory, and trade policy; currently working on the design of climate change policy and international environment
The role of scientific expertise in environmental health policy; regulation of complex and emerging technologies; government-community interactions in pursuit of public health and safety.
G. Mathias Kondolf (Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning)
Fluvial geomorphology applied to environmental river management; effect of dams; river restoration; aquatic and riparian habitat.
Laura (Layla) Kwong (personal foundation)
Household infrastructure to improve health, air pollution and climate resiliency, natural capital linkages with health, and exposure assessment.
Hydroecology, landscape dynamics, complex environmental systems, environmental restoration.
Jonas Meckling (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Comparative and international political economy of energy and climate change, particularly political and institutional origins of clean energy markets.
Rachel Morello-Frosch (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Race and class determinants of the distribution of health risks associated with air pollution among diverse communities in the United States.
Scott Moura (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Optimal control, PDE control, estimation, adaptive control, dynamic system modeling, energy management, battery management systems, vehicle-to-grid, smart grid.
Kara Nelson (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Natural systems for water and wastewater treatment, detection and inactivation of pathogens in water and sludge.
Kate O’Neill (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Global and comparative environmental politics.
Dara O’Rourke (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Industrial development in developing countries; cleaner manufacturing processes; pollution prevention; preventative environmental strategies/policies; political economy of development; environmental justice; corporate accountability.
Tools for modern computational research and data science across domain disciplines, with an emphasis on high-level languages, interactive and literate computing, and reproducible research; statistical learning techniques in the context of physical systems with governing dynamical models.
Per Peterson (Nuclear Engineering)
Mechanisms of heat and mass transfer in multiphase, multispecies systems; thermal hydraulics and safety of passive fission reactors; heat transport in inertial confinement fusion reactors; nuclear waste management.
Ajay Pillariseti (School of Public Health)
Environmental health science; household energy use; exposure assessment; global environmental health; energy, health, and climate change.
Kameshwar Poolla (Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences)
Aspects of Future Energy Systems, including: demand response, electricity markets, tariff design, cyber-security and IT infrastructure, and micro grids for developing countries.
Alison Post (Political Science)
Comparative political economy, comparative urban politics, regulation, urban infrastructure (especially water and sanitation).
Justin Remais (Environmental Health Sciences)
Infectious disease dynamics in changing environments; environmental and social forcing of vector-borne and waterborne infections; urban epidemiology of environmental pathogens; epidemiology of global environmental change.
Trace gas biogeochemistry, biosphere-atmosphere exchange, stratospheric ozone depletion, biogeochemical effects of land-use change and invasive plants, sulfur cycle and reduced sulfur gases, natural halogenation processes, Arctic methane, sources and sinks of methyl halides, science education and outreach.
Danielle Zoe Rivera (Environmental Design)
Environmental planning; urban design; environmental justice; climate justice; disaster studies.
George Roderick (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Global change, environmental science, sustainability, biodiversity, invasive species, population genomics.
David Roland-Holst (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
International trade; policy modeling; environment and natural resources; economic growth and development.
Christine Rosen (Haas School of Business)
History of pollution regulation and control in the U.S.; environmental history; business history; urban history; business and public policy; environmental management.
Daniel L. Sanchez (Environmental Science, Policy, & Management)
Carbon dioxide removal, energy systems modeling, bioenergy, technology commercialization, carbon capture and sequestration, climate policy, and optimization.
AnnaLee Saxenian (School of Information, City & Regional Planning)
Regional development; immigration and technology transfer; information technology and developing economies.
Ranching and pastoralism, rangeland ecology and management; history of range science; endangered species; scale in ecology and geography; the state; Western environmental history, and urbanization/land use change.
Stefano Schiavon (Architecture)
Sustainable Building Design and Operation; Building Energy Efficiency; Indoor Environment Quality; Wellbeing; Thermal Comfort; Indoor Air Quality; Ventilation; Air Conditioning; Mechanical Systems; Post-Occupancy Evaluation; Energy Simulation; Productivity.
David Sedlak (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Environmental chemistry, water recycling, contaminant fate in receiving waters, natural treatment systems, reinvention of urban water systems.
Susan Shaheen (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Behavioral research, policy analysis, environmental/energy impact analysis, sustainable transportation, mobility and the sharing economy, connected and automated vehicles, intelligent transportation systems, and alternative fuel technologies.
Whendee Silver (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Ecosystem ecology, biogeochemistry, plant-soil-atmosphere interactions, tropical ecology, soil science, disturbance ecology, restoration ecology, implications of global change for terrestrial ecosystems (to name a few…)
Ellen Simms (Integrative Biology)
Evolutionary implications of ecological interactions between plants and other organisms, including herbivores, pathogens, and mutualists.
Candace Slater (Spanish & Portuguese)
Brazilian literature and culture; Latin American folk and popular traditions
David Teece (Haas School of Business)
Industrial organization and the economics of technological change; telecommunications; organization, structure, and performance of energy companies; OPEC behavior; energy policy; oil and gas pipelines; electricity pricing; privatization.
David Vogel (Haas School of Business)
Comparative environmental regulation; trade policy and environmental protection.
Jasmina Vujic (Nuclear Engineering)
Advanced deterministic and stochastic numerical methods in radiation transport: biomedical application of radiation: nuclear reactor core analysis and design: radiation shielding and dosimetry: parallel computing.
Jennifer Wolch (City & Regional Planning)
Sustainable urbanism, urban design and public health, homeless and human service delivery, animal-society relations.
Brian D. Wright (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
Economics of agriculture and natural resources; research; intellectual property; biotechnology; genetic resources and biodiversity conservation; commodity markets; agricultural policy.
David Zilberman (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
Agricultural and nutritional policy, economics of technological change, economics of natural resources and microeconomic theory.
ERG Research Affiliates
ERG Research Affiliates
Susan L. Anderson (Bodega Marine Laboratory)
Genetic ecotoxicology; aquatic toxicology; ozone depletion; wetlands.
Sally Benson (Stanford University)
Earth Sciences.
Chemical kinetics; atmospheric science emphasizing photo chemistry; modeling, model uncertainty; high performance computing; combustion; combustion modeling; emissions.
Energy policy; environmental economics; regulation; industrial organization.
Environmental governance, environmental economics, international climate change policy, carbon market, nature-based climate solutions, clean energy innovation.
Mechanisms through which land use, change, and disturbance drive changes in plant communities; effects of biological invasions on population and ecosystem processes; plant population dynamics and community ecology; causes and consequences of rarity in plant populations.
Environmental economics, energy economics, forestry economics, applied econometrics, computable general equilibrium modeling, California economic policy.
Atmospheric science; terrestrial ecology; biogeochemistry; carbon cycle; anthropogenic effects on Earth systems.
Renewable energy; technology, implementation, and policy; environmental and social impacts of energy use, the global environment, the urban environment, environmental justice, natural resource analysis, soils, and soil-atmosphere processes.
Peter Gleick (Pacific Institute)
Water resources; water and conflict; environment and security; climate change; climate impacts; sustainable water use; water conservation; water-use efficiency.
California water institutions; environmental policy; property rights; climate change.
Non-market valuation, environmental economics and policy, water pricing and management, demand modeling for market research and policy design, the economics of irreversibility and adaptive management, and welfare economics.
Natural resource and environmental economics; social change and sustainable development; ecological resource management; energy systems and policy; economics of climate change.
Solomon Hsiang (Public Policy)
Climate change, environmental economics, economic development, data science.
Edward Kahn (Analysis Group, San Francisco)
Electric utility finance.
Ronnie Lipschutz (Chair of Politics, UCSC)
Global political economy; global civil society; environmental politics, philosophy and history; national security policy; politics and the media; science, technology, society.
Neo Martinez (University of Arizona)
Structural and functional aspects of biodiversity; food webs; biogeography; theoretical ecology; community and ecosystem ecology; the role of ideology in ecology; the role of science in society.
Implications of global climate change for the financial services sector; integrating energy management and risk management; energy end-use assessments and modeling; improved energy systems for developing economies; advanced internet tools for energy analysis and consumer information.
Geologic carbon sequestration; compressed air energy storage; heat and mass transfer in geologic systems; dynamic behavior of subsurface systems where convection or gravity-driven flow processes occur; code development and applications.
Industrial energy efficiency technologies, policies, and programs, especially in China; energy-related carbon dioxide emissions mitigation in industry; international industrial energy efficiency policy evaluation.
Margaret S. Race (SETI Institute)
Analysis of potential large scale environmental impacts associated with space exploration (NASA–Mars sample return mission planning); science policy regarding environmental issues; risk communication; improving science education and public outreach through K-12 curriculum and science museums.
Interactions between the soil, biosphere, and atmosphere that impact carbon and nutrient cycling, hydrological flows, leaching and trace-gas fluxes important in climate change; environmental fluid mechanics and the interactions between fluid flows and biological processes that affect environmental quality; numerical modeling of coupled hydrological, biological, and atmospheric systems; use of carbon and oxygen isotopes in coupled hydrological and biological systems; and impacts of intensive agriculture; development and testing of mechanistic and probabilistic models of human exposures to environmental contaminants.
Beatriz Rodriguez-Labajos (John Hopkins University-Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Social environmental science; ecological economics; geographic information systems; political ecology; inclusive transformations in environmental conflicts.
Julie Shackford-Bradley (Restorative Justice Center)
Restorative responses to environmental injustices, traditional and community-based justice, conflict and restoration.
Climate change, engineering, environmental management, markets and policy, intellectual property.
Analysis and evaluation of energy and environmental models, technologies, plans, policies, and programs; project management; writing and editing; public presentation of scientific data; multivariate statistical analysis of quantitative data; survey research; monitoring and evaluation training; and peer review management.
Steve Weissman (Public Policy)
Renewable energy; energy efficiency; energy regulation, competitive electricity markets; environmental law.
Affiliates Emeriti
Affiliates Emeriti
Miguel Altieri (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Sustainable agricultural development; relationship between environmental conservation and agricultural development; development of low-impact agricultural technologies.
Energy-conserving building design; innovative heating and cooling systems; climatic and microclimatic prediction for design purposes; the influence of physical environment on building occupants; building impacts on the natural environment.
David Auslander (Mechanical Engineering)
Automatic control systems; computer control of complex mechanical systems; building energy management; mechanical system simulation.
Steven Beissinger (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Behavioral, population and conservation biology; avian ecology, tropical ecology.
Samuel Berman (LBNL)
Impacts of lighting on human health and visual performance.
Nuclear facility safety and security; radioactive waste management, safety and security; risk assessment, especially comparative among different energy systems.
John F. Busch, Jr. (LBNL)
Energy efficiency in buildings, appliance, equipment, and building efficiency standards; developing country energy programs and policy.
Elton Cairns (Chemical Engineering)
Electrochemical energy conversion, batteries, fuel cells, electrocatalysis.
Claudia Carr (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Third world rural development and natural resources; African drylands; human ecology, desertification, rural development; plant ecology.
Robert B. Cervero (City & Regional Planning)
Land-use and transportation integration and interactions; transportation and urban management in the developing world; comparative international transportation planning and policy; urban planning and research methods.
Energy conservation; nuclear waste management.
Public space and public life, particularly new models for urban parks which integrate building, open space and infrastructure from a sustainable point of view; the body and the environment, especially innovative seating and its alternatives; office of the future.
Elizabeth Deakin (City & Regional Planning)
Transportation; land use; energy; air quality; analysis methods; institutional issues; politics of planning.
Alain De Janvry (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
International economic development in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and the Indian subcontinent.
William Dietrich (Earth & Planetary Science)
Hillslope and fluvial geomorphology including runoff processes, landsliding, sediment transport; mechanics and landscape evolution.
Aquatic ecology; freshwater invertebrates; watershed management as it affects aquatic and riparian habitat.
Brenda Eskenazi (Public Health)
Reproductive hazards of industrial exposures; reproductive epidemiology; reproductive effects of exogenous estrogens.
Comparative political economy of national development in the Global South (a.k.a. “developing countries”).
Roger Falcone (Physics / LBNL)
Laser interaction with matter; atomic physics; energy and defense related science, technology and policy.
Mary Firestone (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Physiological ecology of soil microorganisms; emphasis on transformations of nitrogen, carbon and organic contaminants.
Anthony Fisher (Agricultural & Resource Economics)
Optimal control of greenhouse gas emissions; impact of climate change on agriculture.
Kenneth Fowler (Nuclear Engineering)
Plasma physics; fusion energy technology.
Harrison Fraker, Jr. (Architecture)
Passive solar, daylighting and sustainable design; sustainable systems and urban design principles for transit oriented neighborhoods.
Inez Fung (Earth and Planetary Sciences)
Geophysical fluid dynamics and large-scale numerical modeling; biogeochemical cycles; remote sensing of earth systems; atmosphere-ocean interactions, and atmosphere-biosphere interactions.
Ashok Gadgil (Civil and Environmental Engineering / LBNL)
Developing countries; energy efficiency and policy; drinking water; building energy use; simulation and modeling; airflow and pollutant transport in buildings.
Wayne Getz (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Biomathematics and population dynamics with application to wildlife management; conservation biology; and epidemiology.
Keith Gilless (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Economic analysis and operations research modeling techniques to address forest resource management issues such as: forest products market forecasting, analysis of resource-dependent local economies, the role of forestry in international development, forest harvest scheduling, protected area management, non-market valuation, the impact of climate change on fire control, structure survival in large urban-wildland fires, and wildland fire protection planning.
Roger Glassey (Industrial Engineering)
Mathematical modelling of energy/economic systems.
Marta Gonzalez (City & Regional Planning)
Statistical Physics of Complex Systems and Network Science founded my scientific approach. Spatial AI, digital traces, and Environmental data.
Development studies; agrarian change; regional studies; labor; gender.
Percy Hintzen (African American Studies)
Coloniality, Creole nationalism, and globalization in the West Indies Black Diasporic Identity in the United States.
John P. Holdren (Energy and Resources Group)
Global environmental problems; comparative assessment of the environmental and sociopolitical impacts of energy choices; fusion-reactor design to minimize radiological hazards; problems and prospects of arms control; the interactions of energy and resource issues with international security.
Alexander Horne (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Pure and applied limnology and oceanography; toxicity, biostimulation, nitrogen and carbon fixation in lakes, estuaries, rivers and oceans; pollution; management of lakes and reservoirs, wetland waste treatment systems.
Kenneth Jowitt (Political Science)
Leninist regimes; social theory; international relations.
Robert Kagan (Political Science)
Implementation and enforcement of environmental law and policy; modes of regulation; corporate environmental management; comparative regulatory institutions.
William Kastenberg (Nuclear Engineering)
Risk assessment and risk management; nuclear reactor safety; technical and institutional issues related to nuclear materials management, high-level radioactive waste disposal, and environmental restoration.
James Kirchner (Earth and Planetary Science)
Hydrology, geochemistry, geomorphology, evolutionary ecology, paleobiology.
George Lakoff (Linguistics Department)
Cognitive linguistics, especially the neural theory of thought and language. Conceptual systems, conceptual metaphor, grammar and meaning. The application of cognitive and neural linguistics to politics, literature, psychology, philosophy and mathematics.
Todd LaPorte (Political Science)
Organization theory, technology and politics; decision-making dynamics of large, complex, technologically intensive organizations, and the problems of governance in a technological society.
Ethnography and social theory.
C. Michael Lederer (UC Energy Institute)
Energy efficiency; nuclear power.
Adaptation and reinvention of the energy system in response to climate change.
Thomas E. McKone (Public Health)
Environmental transport and transformation of pollutants, human exposure assessment, biouptake, bioconcentration, health risk assessment, environmental health policy and regulation.
Carolyn Merchant (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Environmental history; environmental philosophies and ethics; environmental movement; California environmental history; women and nature.
U.S. National Security Policy, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Energy in culture and society; anthropology of science and scientists.
William Nazaroff (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Aerosol physics; atmospheric chemistry; contaminant transport processes; environmental radiation; indoor air quality.
Michael O’Hare (Public Policy)
Arts policy; environmental policy; public management; quantitative methods.
Shmuel Oren (Industrial Engineering and Operations Research)
Operations research, development of analytical models and tools, design and economic analysis of market mechanisms and pricing strategies, power systems optimal scheduling, transmission planning, auction design, congestion management, transmission rights, generation adequacy mechanisms and design of ancillary service markets.
Nancy Peluso (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Political ecology; tropical forestry; Southeast Asia.
Michael Pollan (Graduate School of Journalism)
For the past twenty-five years, Michael Pollan has been writing books and articles about the places where nature and culture intersect: on our plates, in our farms and gardens, and in the built environment.
Thomas (Zack) Powell (Integrative Biology)
Physical and biological processes in lakes, estuaries, and the ocean; mathematical and numeric models.
Mary Power (Integrative Biology)
Stream and river ecology; grazing; food webs.
Jeffrey Romm (Environmental Science, Policy & Management)
Social justice in resource and environmental policy; river basin governance; urban-rural institutions.
Conservation; energy use in transportation; load shapes; weather normalization.
Robert Twiss (Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning)
Environmental assessments for regional planning; GIS; public land management and planning.
Agrarian transitions and human ecology, especially Africa (Sahel, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Senegal); comparative political economy of newly industrializing states; California agriculture (especially Northern California rice production); theory; rural development in South India.
Steven Weber (Political Science)
International relations, international political economy; political and social change in the new economy; the open source software process.
Paul K. Wright (Mechanical Engineering)
Intelligent manufacturing systems, robotics, materials processing, concurrent design methods, sensors.
John Zysman (Political Science)
International and comparative political economy; comparative national financial systems; industrial policy; international competition in industrial sectors; interconnection between civilian and military economy.
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