Research
I am interested in understanding the factors that shape technological change, with a particular focus on transitioning to environmentally sustainable and energy-saving technologies. Specific areas of interest include:
- Market Analytics for Decision Making: Measure and model consumer preferences to assess policy and product design and simulate consumer choice behavior.
- Sustainable Technology Change: Study how consumers, firms, markets, and policy affect the nature & pace of transitioning to sustainable energy and transportation technologies.
- Electric Vehicles & Sustainable Transportation Technologies: Assess barriers and opportunities to accelerate the development & adoption of sustainable transportation technologies.
- U.S.-China Climate Relationship: Study the critical relationship between the US and China in developing and mass producing low carbon energy technologies.
I am an Assistant Professor at George Washington University in the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering. Prior to joining GWU I was a Postdoctoral Fellow at Boston University's Institute for Sustainable Energy. As a Ph.D. student I worked with Professor Jeremy Michalek in the Vehicle Electrification Group and Design Decisions Lab, and Professor Erica Fuchs in the Global Competitiveness Lab at Carnegie Mellon University.
Institute for Sustainable Energy at BU
Vehicle Electrification Group at CMU
Design Decision Laboratory at CMU
Center for Climate and Energy Decision Making at CMU
China Automotive Energy Research Center at Tsinghua University
Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation in Beijing, China
National Science Foundation
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Link Energy Foundation
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Ford Motor Company
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