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{htmlcomment} 1. The standard bio layout contains: your name, academic background, work experience, research domain, research methodology, research description, publications, a black-and-white portrait, personal website and professional website... in that order. Students early in their career may only have content for some of these sections. That's cool. Add more when you have it\! 2. Anything sandwiched in-between a pair of start-bracket htmlcomment end-bracket is not displayed in viewer's browsers. 3. Look at the menu options beneath this window. One of the options is "Label." You can now label your bio which enables... drum-roll... indexing\!\!\!\! Please cut & paste from the following standard labels: Extended Enterprises Critical Infrastructures Energy and Sustainability Health Care Delivery Aerospace Aircraft/aviation Energy & Environment Healthcare Internet and software/applications Management and organizations Military/Defense Operations Product Design and Development Public Policy and Regulation System Dynamics & Design Transportation Work/Labor Humans & Technology Uncertainty & Dynamics Design & Implementation Networks & Flows Policy & Standards {htmlcomment} {table:border=0|width=620px}{tr}{td:width=80%} h2. {anchor:bio}Rebecca SAARI h4. Academic Background: * 2010 - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems * 2005 - 2006 • U. Toronto: MASc in Mechanical/Environmental Engineering * 2001 - 2005 • U. Toronto: BASc in Engineering Science (Physics) h4. Work Experience: * 2010 • Environment Canada • Vancouver, British Columbia\\Atmospheric Scientist in Air Quality Issues * 2007 - 2009 • AECOM • Toronto, Ontario and Vancouver, BC\\Air Quality Engineer \\ * 2005 - 2006 • University of Toronto\\Graduate Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant in Env/Mech Eng * 2005 • York University\\Summer Graduate Research Assistant * 2003 - 2005 • University of Toronto\\Undergraduate Research Assistant and TA in Physics and Eng Sci h4. Research Domain: energy and environment h4. Research Methodology: modeling and simulation, economics, policy analysis h4. Research Description: Rebecca is looking at the atmospheric (regional air quality and climate) and economic impacts of various transportation scenarios, including the adoption of Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles and Electric Vehicles. Updated July 2010 {htmlcomment} h4. Publications: * Last1, First1, First2 Last2, and First3 Last3. "Title: insert a link here if the article is available online." _Journal:_ YYYY, 42-48. {htmlcomment} {td} {td:align=right|valign=top} \\ !SAARI_Rebecca.jpg|thumbnail! {htmlcomment} [Personal web site|http://web.mit.edu/sheffi/www/] [Professional web site|http://www.nae.edu/26755.aspx] {htmlcomment} {td}{tr}{table}
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Rebecca SAARI

Academic Background:

  • 2010 - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems
  • 2005 - 2006 • U. Toronto: MASc in Mechanical/Environmental Engineering
  • 2001 - 2005 • U. Toronto: BASc in Engineering Science (Physics)

Work Experience:

  • 2010 • Environment Canada • Vancouver, British Columbia
    Atmospheric Scientist in Air Quality Issues
  • 2007 - 2009 • AECOM • Toronto, Ontario and Vancouver, BC
    Air Quality Engineer
  • 2005 - 2006 • University of Toronto
    Graduate Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant in Env/Mech Eng
  • 2005 • York University
    Summer Graduate Research Assistant in Space Eng
  • 2003 - 2005 • University of Toronto
    Undergraduate Research Assistant and TA in Physics and Eng Sci

Research Domain:

energy and environment

Research Methodology:

modeling and simulation, integrated assessment, economics, atmospheric science

Research Description:

Rebecca is informing sustainability science and policy by creating an integrated assessment framework to study the links between energy and environmental policy, and their effects on economic prosperity, environmental outcomes, and income inequality. 

In particular, she is interested in quantifying the air quality co-benefits of domestic climate and energy policies, and comparing their distributional implications.

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