IESDers

Eric Galbraith

Eric has a background in various aspects of Earth system science, which he draws on to develop novel ways to quantify the human component of the Earth system. He previously studied and worked at the University of British Columbia, Princeton University and ICREA in Barcelona.

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Eva Clancy

Eva is an undergraduate student in Earth and Planetary Science at McGill, working on the human chronome and material flux projects.

Ava Fuchs

Ava is a McGill undergraduate student in Earth system science, working on historical demographic models to support the human chronome project.

Cassiana Silva Young

Cassiana is a McGill undergraduate student in mechanical engineering, contributing to data and literature analysis on waste fluxes.

Ian Hatton

Ian has a PhD in theoretical ecology, and has worked and studied at Princeton University, the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig, the Autonomous University in Barcelona, and the National Institute for Mathematical Sciences, South Korea, as well as McGill. He uses large datasets to tackle complex problems in systems biology.

Abdullah-Al Faisal

Faisal's undergraduate training was in urban planning at the Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology in Bangladesh, followed by a masters in applied GIS and remote sensing at the University of Southampton. His PhD project combines machine learning with remote sensing data and jurisdictional statistics to infer spatial aspects of the human system.

Max Kaye

Max did his undergraduate degree at Tufts University, majoring in Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics. His PhD project in Mathematics uses network theory to better understand global flows of material and energy in the human system (co-supervised with Louigi Addario-Berry).

William Fajzel

William's undergraduate training was in Earth System Science and economics at McGill. His PhD research focuses on developing the global understanding of time use through the Human Chronome project.

Fanjing Xu

Fanjing is completing a PhD on urban soil carbon stocks at Peking University in China, and contributing to development of the SESAME Human-Earth Atlas.