We collaborate and co-create
Over the years, we have built impactful collaborations with leading research groups and industry partners around the world to find solutions to wicked challenges, attracting ~400,000 GBP in external funding in the last 3 years. We are always on the lookout for new partners to push the boundaries of people-centric and data-driven research together.
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Collaborators: Cambridge Zero, Cambridge Psychology, Harvard University, Caltech and Twitter (2021-22)
Funder: Quadrature Climate Foundation (QCF, 2022-Present) and Keynes Fund (2022-23)
Key publications: Nature Human Behaviour, PLOS Climate, Global Environmental Change Part A: Human & Policy Dimensions
Collaborators: Cambridge CST, TU Berlin, MCC-Berlin and Boston University
Funder: Google Cloud (2022) and QCF (2022-present)
Key publication: npj Climate Action
Collaborators: Cambridge Zero, University of Michigan and Yale School of Environment
Funder: QCF (2022-present)
Key publication: PLOS Climate
Impact: Blanket press coverage in 130+ news agencies, including major Indian and international agencies like Bloomberg, Associated Press, and Reuters, the BBC, and influential magazines such as Wired and TIME Magazine. Invited to present at an G20 Summit event in India.
Collaborators: Centre for Climate Repair, Cambridge Zero, Google Jigsaw, Twitter ((2021-22) and Caltech
Funder: Centre for Climate Repair (2021-22), Google Cloud (2022), Keynes Fund (2022-23) and QCF (2022-present)
Key publication: iScience, Cell Press, Global Environmental Change Part A: Human & Policy Dimensions
Impact: Press coverage in TIME Magazine, Independent UK, Cambridge Independent, Earth.com
Collaborators: Cambridge Judge Business School, Caltech, and Twitter (2021-22)
Funder: Cambridge Judge Business School Small Grants (2021), Keynes Fund (2022-23), and QCF (2022-present)
Collaborators: CJBS, Bennett Institute for Public Policy and Cambridge Architecture
Funder: Keynes Fund (2022-23)
Collaborators: Energy Policy Research Group, CJBS
Funder: Energy Interdisciplinary Research Centre and Isaac Newton Trust (2022-23)
Collaborators: Copenhagen Business School
Funder: QCF (2022-present)
Collaborators: Caltech and Twitter (2021-22)
Funder: The Alan Turing Institute (2021-22)
Key publication: Scientific Reports, Nature Portfolio
Impact: Press coverage in la Repubblica, highlighted in the impact story of the Alan Turing Institute.
Collaborators: Oxford University
Funder: Climate Compatible Growth Programme (2021-22)
Collaborators: Cambridge Zero (lead), Deloitte, AECOM, One Young World, ACNE, ry.
Funder: BEIS - UK Government (2021)
Key publication: 6-country reports, 4-thematic reports, in-depth country synthesis (India)
Impact: COP26 UK Pavillion Showcase
Collaborators: Michigan Conservative Energy Forum (MiCEF), US
Funder: MiCEF (2020)
Key publication: Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
Collaborators: IEA, LBNL and CMU
Funder: Energy Interdisciplinary Research Centre and Isaac Newton Trust (2020-21)
Key publication: Energy Policy
University's bold response to the climate crisis.
We are an interdisciplinary and mission-driven research group. If you have data skills and are passionate about systems thinking, we would love to co-create and co-design a resilient future with you.