Collaborators
I am collaborating with numerous colleagues within UCL and outside UCL. Below are those who I co-supervise PhD students (in alphabetical order)
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Mark Barrett
Professor of Energy and Environmental Systems
Mark is an expert in energy systems modelling, developing policies for energy demand and supply systems, and transport systems so as to meet environmental, economic and energy objectives. He is a Professor of Energy and Environmental Systems Modelling at UCL Energy Institute
Raimund Bleischwitz
Chair in Sustainable Global Resources
Raimund is an expert in pathways towards maintaining the physical basis of society and socio-economic values in the long term, and develops methods for analysing, evaluating and managing material flows and resources.
Alvaro Calzadilla Rivera
Associate Professor
Alvaro specializes in macro-economic modelling. He has worked extensively with global computa
general equilibrium (CGE) models applied to the analysis of water resources, agricultural policies, land use and bioenenrgy policies, climate change.
Teresa Domenech
Lecturer in Industrial Ecology and the Circular Economy
Teresa is an expert in industrial symbiosis, sustainability, circular economy, urban metabolism, environmental policy, with experience on research methods including Material Flow Analysis, Life Cycle Assessment, Statistical analysis, social network analysis
Paul Ekins
Professor of Resources and Environmental Policy
Paul's academic work focuses on the conditions and policies for achieving an
environmentally sustainable economy
Priti Parikh
Senior Lecturer
Priti has expertise in infrastructure (water, sanitation and energy) for resource constrained settings suc as slums and rulra communities in Africa and Asia. She has substantial industry experience in India and also a research based in infrastructure planning for cities to cover the areas of financial planning, institutional frameworks and societal impact.
Neil Strachan
Professor in Energy Economics and Modelling
Neil is an interdisciplinary energy economist. Neil's research interests revolve around energy-environment-economic modelling, the quantification of scenarios and transitions pathways, and interdisciplinary issues in energy economics and policy