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Amanda GIANG

Academic Background:

  • 2013 - present • MIT, ESD: PhD student in Engineering Systems
  • 2013 • MIT, ESD: MS in Technology and Policy
  • 2011 • University of Toronto, Division of Engineering Science: BASc. in Engineering Science

Work Experience:

  • 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, Country
    Title: short job description.
  • 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, ST
    Title: short job description.
  • 20XX - 20XX • Company • City, Province, Country
    Title: short job description.

Research Domain:

environment and energy, environmental governance

Research Methodology:

modeling and simulation, integrated assessment, atmospheric chemistry

Research Description:

Amanda's research focuses on how to effectively use modelling to inform environmental governance decisions. She is studying how uncertainty in integrated assessment models affects decision making processes. 

Publications


Personal web site

Professional web site