People at CIE

 BA in Philosophy, Hamilton College. Msc Local Economic Developmet, London School of Economics. 

Matt’s research deals with the industrial ecology of cities and economic development. He grew up locally in Madison, CT. Before coming to Yale he worked as a Senior Analyst at the New York City Economic Development Corporation. Current work:  Waste systems in developing countries

B.Tech. in Energy Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. M.Tech. in Energy Systems Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay.

Aishwarya’s work so far has dealt with urban residences in India. She will be working on creating a detailed understanding of existing residential archetypes, their energy and material consumption, and understanding of future developments in the urban areas of India through her PhD.

Masters of Technology and Public Policy, MIT, ‘12. Masters of Environmental and Water Quality Engineering, MIT, ‘10. BS in Environmental Engineering, University at Buffalo, ‘08.

Reed Miller is broadly interested in modeling pathways toward equitable production and consumption provisioning systems within planetary boundaries.  His background in Industrial Ecology began at the MIT Materials Systems Lab looking at the exports of e-waste from North America, which transitioned into life cycle environmental impact assessments (LCA) of new electronic products.  Later, he worked to develop LCA tools and to quantify resilience strategies for residential buildings working with the MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub.  With CIE, he’s looking into LCA of specialty manufacturing, and is exploring high-level models of society-wide environmental impacts.