We are an interdisciplinary research group at the University of Cambridge, leveraging environmental data science, computational social science, and human-in-the-loop AI design to enable collective climate action by advancing pluralism.
Theoretical frameworks related to social tipping points, distributive climate and energy justice, and human behaviour guide our research.
We use arrays of empirical, data-driven, and systems thinking methods to test and apply these theories for improving collective decision-making that generate direct policy implications.
The group is led by Dr Ramit Debnath, Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge. We co-lead two research labs.