• Conceptualized and led 3 projects in climate and energy economics• Adopted qualitative and quantitative methods (e.g., literature review, survey design, and meta-analysis) to assess climate impacts and decarbonization strategies from a social justice lens• Published 3 first-author peer-reviewed papers in academic journals

• Carbon Monitor is a high-impact, international research group providing near-real-time CO2 emission data• Collaboratively worked on carbon accounting framework by assisting in carbon data collection and visualization• Independently contributed to economic modeling for impact pathways of CO2 emissions• Served as Executive Editor and led the writing of the report entitled “Global Daily CO2 Emissions 2023.”• Published 5 peer-reviewed papers in academic journals and 2 technical reports

• Initiated and led a team to conduct an interdisciplinary project in climate and energy justice• Constructed a novel, spatially explicit AI-based framework to predict high-resolution energy data• Identified energy-vulnerable communities across space-time and disadvantaged groups• Quantitatively modeled energy vulnerabilities attributable to climate risks• Funded by the Sloan Foundation through the Duke Nicholas Institute

• Collaborated with academic institutions and power grids to propose climate, energy, and technology solutions• Assessed carbon emission performance using various statistical techniques, e.g., Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA), Difference-in-Differences (DID), Panel Data Analysis, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and Semi-parametric Models• Published 4 peer-reviewed papers in academic journals and 2 technical reports