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Doctoral Students by Year
Each year a new set of doctoral students begin their research under the supervision of an ECI senior researcher. They work on a range of environmental issues, many related to climate change. The new students come from a range of academic backgrounds, work experiences, and nationalities. See below for new entrats over recent years.
2008
| The Role of Landslides in the Peruvian Andes in Determining Forest Ecology and Carbon Transport Kathryn Clark, Canadian Previous degrees: MSc in Plant Science, McGill University in the Neotropical Option. Honours Degree in Physical Geography with minor in Chemistry, University of Windsor |
| Title Cecilia Chavana-Bryant Previous degrees:MSc in Environmental and health management from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); MSc on Environmental Engineering from Tecnologico de Monterrey (ITESM) |
2007
| Policy-making and investment on adaptation to climate change Juan Carlos Arredondo, Mexican Previous degrees: MSc in Environmental and health management from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); MSc on Environmental Engineering from Tecnologico de Monterrey (ITESM) |
| Clean Development Mechanism: Foreign investment in sustainable infrastructure in developing countries John Cole, Australian | Climate change policy in China: Tracing successful sustainable development policies and measures Juan Carlos Arredondo, Mexican Previous degrees: Dipl Chinese Area Studies and Economics | Climate and Andean montane forests: The role of clouds Kate Halladay, British Previous degrees: MSc Meteorology | Altitudinal gradients in bromeliad ecology and physiology Steven Heathcote Previous degrees: MA Natural Sciences at Cambridge, specialising in Plant Sciences. | Carbon Cycling in Bornean Tropical Forest Kho Lip Khoon Previous degrees: BSc Environment; MSc Soil Chemistry | Mainstreaming climate change policy to rural development Debbie Ley Previous degrees: BSc Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and MSc in Civil Engineering, specializing in energy (distributed and renewable energy) | Avoiding deforestation and the geography of law in the Brazilian Amazon Caroline Schmidt | A cross-country interdisciplinary analysis of forestry carbon projects in Latin America Joel Scriven Previous degrees: BSc Biology with Oceanography; MSc Integrated Environmental Studies – both at Southampton University |