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Current Fellows

Emily V. Fischer
Emily V. Fischer -
NOAA Environmental Fellow: 2011-2013
Ph.D. Atmospheric Sciences, University of Washington
Daniel Jacob
School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Emily V. Fischer is an atmospheric chemist interested in how air pollutants are transported around the globe and how the atmosphere’s self-cleansing capacity will respond to climate change.

Christopher Golden
Christopher Golden -
Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2011-2013
Ph.D. Environmental Science, Policy and Management, University of California, Berkeley
Walter Willett
Samuel Myers
Harvard School of Public Health; Harvard Medical School

Chris Golden is an ecologist and epidemiologist interested in the interface of ecosystem service provisioning and human health, specifically in the context of global trends in biodiversity loss and ecosystem transformation.

Elizabeth Landis
Elizabeth Landis -
Henson Environmental Fellow: 2010-2012
Ph.D. Chemistry, University of Wisconsin
Cynthia Friend
Alán Aspuru-Guzik
Eric Mazur
Michael P. Brenner
Chemistry and Chemical Biology

Beth Landis is a materials chemist who is interested in applying surface chemistry to solar energy collection and storage.

Francis Ludlow
Francis Ludlow -
Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2011-2013
Ph.D. Statistics, Trinity College Dublin
Michael McCormick
Department of History

Francis Ludlow is a historical climatologist studying the long neglected documentary record of annalistic and chronicle sources compiled in Ireland from the fifth to the seventeenth centuries AD, with respect to their rich evidence for the occurrence of historic meteorological extremes, natural hazards and their impacts upon medieval Irish society and the biosphere.

Fabien Paulot
Fabien Paulot -
Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2011-2013
Ph.D. Environmental Science and Engineering, California Institute of Technology
Daniel Jacob
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Fabien Paulot is an atmospheric chemist who is interested in the interplay between the biosphere and the composition of the atmosphere.

Alexander Stine
Alexander Stine -
Kernan Brothers Environmental Fellow: 2010-2012
Ph.D. Earth and Planetary Science, University of California-Berkeley
Peter Huybers
Earth and Planetary Sciences

Alexander (Zan) Stine is a climate scientist interested in how to separate natural climate variability from human-induced climate change in the observational record.

Jenny Suckale
Jenny Suckale -
Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2011-2013
Ph.D. Geophysics, MIT
James Rice
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Jenny Suckale is a geophysicist who studies the dynamics of multiphase flow in natural systems ranging from glacial beds to volcanic conduits.

Rich Wildman
Rich Wildman -
French Environmental Fellow: 2010-2012
Ph.D. Environmental Science and Engineering, California Institute of Technology
James Shine
Harvard School of Public Health

Rich Wildman is an environmental engineer who is interested in the movement and chemical reaction of contaminants in drinking water supplies, especially those that pass through reservoirs.

Hillary Young
Hillary Young -
Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2011-2013
Ph.D. Biology, Stanford University (2010)
Charles Nunn
Marc Lipsitch
Human Evolutionary Biology; School of Public Health

Hillary Young is a community ecologist interested in cascading effects of wildlife decline and landuse change, particularly as they effect human health and well-being.

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