Dr Adam Pellegrini

 

My research leverages basic science to create a forward-looking research program that works with industry and government to identify the research advances needed for successful implementation of climate change solutions. As an Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge, I have laid the foundation for developing this program, as I am currently running projects funded by ca. £2 million from external grants received over the course of three years. My research blends basic science in ecology and carbon cycling with applied science that evaluates how global change will affect ecosystem functioning, and solution-oriented science developing ways to implement solutions in policy and business settings to help abate climate change.”

 

 

Teaching

 

2022-present Fellow, Institute for Global Change Research, University of Michigan

2020-present Assistant Professor, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge

2020-present Director of Studies at Newnham College, University of Cambridge

2018-2020 USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture Fellow, Stanford University

2016-2018 NOAA Climate and Global Change Fellow, Stanford University

 

2012-2016 PhD in Ecology, Princeton University

2011-2012 MA Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University

2006-2010 BA Biology, Colgate University

 

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