Current Fellows

Nathan Black - nblack@fas.harvard.edu

French Environmental Fellow: 2012-2014

Ph.D. Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Faculty host:

Robert Bates

Department of Government

Nathan Black is a political scientist interested in the future relationship between climate change and violent civil conflict.

Pedram Hassanzadeh - phz@berkeley.edu

Environmental Fellow 2013-15

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley

Faculty host:

Brian F. Farrell

Earth and Planetary Sciences

Pedram is a fluid dynamicist interested in climate dynamics and in particular the effect of climate change on extreme weather events.

Jessica LaRocca - jlarocca@fas.harvard.edu

Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2012-2014

Ph.D. Pathobiology, Brown University

Faculty host:

Karin B. Michels

Harvard Medical School / Harvard School of Public Health

Jessica LaRocca is an environmental toxicologist interested in how exposures to endocrine disruptors during pregnancy can influence development before and after birth.

Chiara Lo Prete - chiaraloprete@fas.harvard.edu

Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2012-2014

Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University

Faculty host:

William Hogan

Harvard Kennedy School

Chiara Lo Prete is an energy economist who studies the functioning and regulation of electricity and environmental markets.

Nathaniel D. Mueller - muell512@umn.edu

Environmental Fellow 2013-2015

Ph.D. Natural Resource Science and Management, University of Minnesota

Faculty host:

Peter Huybers

Noel Michele Holbrook

Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

Nathan Mueller is an applied ecologist who studies how agricultural systems influence – and are influenced by – global environmental change.

Giuseppe Torri - torri@fas.harvard.edu

Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2012-2014

Ph.D. Theoretical Physics, Imperial College London

Faculty host:

Zhiming Kuang

Daniel Jacob

Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences / School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Giuseppe Torri is a theoretical physicist interested in different aspects of atmospheric convection, with particular reference to entrainment and how aerosols are removed from the atmosphere through convective precipitation.

Charles Willis - charlie.willis@duke.edu

Environmental Fellow 2013-15

Ph.D., Biology, Duke University

Faculty host:

Charles Davis

Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

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