Monday, June 17
Session #01: Transportation
Moderator: Prof. Sarah Fletcher, Stanford University
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
Waiting for Equality: Ride-Hailing Technology Mitigates Effects of Driver Racial Discrimination but Not Residential SegregationAnna CobbCMU
Using street view image data to examine how eye-level visual environment features and macro-scale neighborhood built environment influence travel behaviorXinying TanHKUST
Power Play: Evaluating the effect of Inflation Reduction Act subsidies on Electric Vehicle Battery Technology Choices and Supply ChainsAnthony ChengCMU
Mapping the AI-Enabled Transformation of Labor in
Autonomous Taxi Services
Leah KaplanGW
The Electrification of Mobility: Exponential Growth and
its Implications
Michelle VaccaroMIT
Expert assessments of future maritime shipping
decarbonization pathways
Imranul LaskarUBC
Maximizing air quality benefits of organizational climate action: Evidence from electricity purchase and personnel business travelYuang ChenMIT
Session #02: Cyber/AI
Moderator: Prof. Josephine Wolff, Tufts University
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
Understanding the Tradeoffs of Human-AI Architectures for Meaningful Human ControlAditya SinghGW
Reducing misinformation sharing at scale using digital accuracy prompt adsHause LinMIT
Decoding Barriers: Identifying Disparities in Routing Security AdoptionDeepak GoudaGaTech
Evaluating the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on China’s Information Warfare: Strategies and Policy ImplicationsLilly Min-Chen LeeTufts
Understanding Americans’ perceived legitimacy of harmful misinformation moderation by expert and layperson juriesCameron Martel MIT
Durably reducing conspiracy beliefs through dialogues with AIThomas CostelloMIT
Session #03: Flash Talks 01
Moderator: Dr. Frank Field, MIT
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
What is the Scaling Potential of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal?Connor MackUCSD
Modeling the varying potential peak loads associated with electrified residential and commercial heatingSeth BlumMIT
Explaining regional variation in the outcomes of U.S. CO2 sequestration project development processesEmily MooreCMU
Rapid Evaluation of Climate Policy PathwaysChris WomackMIT
The Devil Is In The Documentation: Security & Safety Assessments of LLMsMitakshi LakhaniMIT
Data-driven policy through cyber incident dataChelsea ConardMIT
Using GenAI for developing strategic foresightJongmin HanPorto
Harnessing Natural Language Processing for Enhancing Community Perceptions: Integrating NLP Methods with Qualitative ApproachesBrissa AcevedoCMU
Session #04: Flash Talks 02
Moderator: Prof. Noelle Selin, MIT
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
Quantifying Electric Vehicle Mileage in the U.S.Lujin ZhaoGW
Assessing United States Energy Poverty Policy: Regulatory Design Alternatives and Resource AllocationPeter HellerMIT
Diets speak louder than words: Investigating the attitude-behaviour gap in reducing meat consumptionAlvin LiHKUST
The Evolution of Space Policy: Sputnik to TodayEmily LagarileTufts
Redefining “Space Sustainability” for Launch Vehicles: Forecasting the Atmospheric Impact of the Commercial Space Launch Industry in 2050Clara MaMIT
Adapting drought indicators to climate change in glacier-fed river basinsKeani WillebrandStanford
Blessing or Blight? An Empirical Analysis of U.S. Sanctions on China’s High-Tech Innovation Through the Lens of Entity-Listed FirmsSiqi XieHKUST
Improved internet infrastructure and depressed youth: Evidence from ChinaYanlin WanHKUST
Tuesday, June 18
Session #05: Renewables
Moderator: Prof. Amanda Giang, Univ. of British Columbia
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
A comprehensive government assessment framework for green technologiesXuan ZengHKUST
Optimizing JETP Implementation for Indonesia’s Energy TransitionKaarthi A GnapathyUCSD
Vietnam’s Power Sector Decarbonization Pathway Through The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP)Manh Tri DaoUCSD
Temporal Limitations of China’s Renewable Energy Scale-UpZhenhua ZhangUCSD
Evaluating climate change impacts on household urban water affordabilityJennifer SkerkerStanford
Optimizing the Energy Storage Systems for Resilience Enhancement in Offshore Wind FarmsWeijie PanGW
Session #06: Science Policy
Moderator: Prof. Michael Davis, University California San Diego
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
Cooperation and interdependence in global science fundingLili MiaoIU Bloomington
The cascading and (potentially) lingering impacts of protectionist industrial policies to international trade partnersAmaral AfonsoCMU
Peacocks Fly to the Southeast: How Talent Policies Foster Entrepreneurship in Emerging EconomiesNing LuoHKUST
Varieties of Agglomeration: Differentiating Horizontal and Vertical Agglomeration in the Manufacturing SectorNikhil KalathilCMU
Value Expressions in Patent Documents: A New Method and Its Applications to Patent Valuation and DirectionSergio PelaezGaTech
Enhancing Environmental Sustainability: The Impact of Mission-Oriented Innovation Policies on Green Innovation and Patent TrendsFelix KurzTUM
Session #07: Decarbonization
Moderator: Dr. Jesse Sowell, University College London
Presentation TitleSpeakerSchool
A Circular Refurbishment Framework to facilitate Buildings oriented Circular Economy policiesJoana FernandesIST
Harnessing the flexibility of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs): a physics-informed approachShiny ChoudhuryUCSD
Operational Heterogeneity in U.S. Blast FurnacesElina HoffmannCMU
Local Labor Implications of Industrial Decarbonization: A Case Study of Southwest Pennsylvania’s Iron and Steel IndustryJillian MilesCMU