Mark Ashton, Yale School of the Environment, mark.ashton@yale.edu: silviculture, natural forest regeneration, agroforestry, tropical and temperate forests
Ned Blackhawk, Yale Department of History and American Studies, ned.blackhawk@yale.edu: Native American Studies and Native American student support
Michelle Bell, Yale Department of Chemical Engineering, Yale School of Public Health and Yale School of the Environment, michelle.bell@yale.edu: air pollution and human health by integrating several disciplines, such as environmental engineering and epidemiology
Craig Brodersen, Yale School of the Environment, craig.brodersen@yale.edu: plant physiological ecology, implications of environmental conditions that push plants beyond their physiological thresholds.
Gary W. Brudvig, Yale Departments of Chemistry and Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry, gary.brudvig@yale.edu: green chemistry, biophysical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry
Carol Carpenter, Yale Department of Anthropology and Yale School of the Environment, carol.carpenter@yale.edu: the relationship between human societies and the environment, sustainable development, agriculture and natural resources
Michael Dove, Yale Department of Anthropology and Yale School of the Environment, michael.dove@yale.edu: sustainable development and resource use, biodiversity and human society, resource-based linkages of local communities to global systems, the study of developmental and environmental institutions, discourses and movements, the sociology of resource-related societies
Menachem Elimelech, Yale Departments of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Engineering and Yale School of the Environment, menachem.elimelech@yale.edu: physicochemical and biophysical processes in engineered and natural environmental systems, water, sanitation, and public health in developing countries
Daniel Esty, Yale School of the Environment, Yale Law School, and Yale School of Management, daniel.esty@yale.edu: environmental and energy policy.
Eduardo Fernandez-Duque, Yale Department of Anthropology, eduardo.fernandez-duque@yale.edu: evolution and maintenance of social systems, specifically mechanisms that maintain social monogamy and the role that sexual selection
Michael Fotos, Yale Department of Political Science, michael.fotos@yale.edu: political theory and policy analysis, coal mining regulation, voter turnout, and ecosystem services.
Walter Jetz, Yale Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, walter.jetz@yale.edu: biogeography, community ecology, landscape ecology, macroecology, global change, evolution, biodiversity informatics and conservation
William Lauenroth, Yale School of the Environment, william.lauenroth@yale.edu: plant population and community ecology; ecohydrology, ecosystem ecology, and the effects of projected climate change on plant communities and ecosystems
Xuihui Lee, Yale School of the Environment, xuihui.lee@yale.edu: meteorology, air quality, remote sensing, carbon sequestration
Charles Musser, Professor American Studies, Film & Media Studies and Theater Studies, charles.musser@yale.edu: film and media historiography, American cinema and documentary film
Jeffery Park, Yale Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, jeffrey.park@yale.edu: earthquakes, climate cycles, aerosols and cloud formation
Peter Perdue, Yale Department of History, peter.perdue@yale.edu: modern Chinese and Japanese social and economic history, history of frontiers, agricultural development and environmental history
Stephen Pitti, Yale Department of History and of American Studies; Director, Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity and Transnational Migration, stephen.pitti@yale.edu: Latino Studies, Ethnic Studies, Western History, 20th-century immigration, civil rights, and related subjects
David Post, Yale Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, david.post@yale.edu: community and ecosystem ecology, food-web structure in aquatic systems, environmental change, landscape linkages, eco-evolutionary dynamics
Paul Sabin, Yale Department of History, paul.sabin@yale.edu: environmental history, energy politics, natural resource development in the Western US
James E. Saiers, Yale Department of Chemical Engineering and Yale School of the Environment, james.saiers@yale.edu: hydrology, geochemistry, chemical engineering, circulation of water and the movementof waterborne chemicals in surface and subsurface environments
Oswald Schmitz, Yale Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Yale School of the Environment, oswald.schmitz@yale.edu: terrestrial food-webs, natural system resilience, how plant-herbivore interactions are mediated by carnivores and soil nutrient levels
David Skelly, Yale Department of Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Yale School of the Environment, david.skelly@yale.edu: ecology and dynamics and fate of animal populations and communities around two main themes- emerging diseases and population responses to dynamic landscapes
Carla Staver, Yale Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, carla.staver@yale.edu: empirical and theoretical approaches to explore the dynamics and distributions of biomes, with a special focus on tropical savanna and forest
Peter Swenson, Yale Department of Political Science and Institute for Social and Policy Studies, peter.swenson@yale.edu: comparative political economy of labor markets, social welfare, health care, and environmental politics in Europe and the United States.
John Wargo, Yale School of the Environment, john.wargo@yale.edu: environment and public health, children’s exposure to pollutants
John Warner, Yale Department of History of Medicine (Chair), American Studies, and History, john.warner@yale.edu: cultural and social history of medicine in the U.S. from the early19th century to the present, professional identity, education, clinical practice, the visual cultures of medicine, and transnational and transcultural comparison
Michael Warner, Yale Department of English and American Studies, Michael.warner@yale.edu: the early history of evangelicalism in America, and climate change
Marta Wells, Yale Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, marta.wells@yale.edu: Insect behavior and Evolution. Mating signal and speciation in Neuropteran insects.
Harvey Weiss, Yale Departments of Near Eastern Languages and Anthropology, harvey.weiss@yale.edu: Mesopotamia, early agriculture, cities and empires, paleoclimatology and environmental change
Julie Zimmerman, Yale Department of Chemical Engineering and Yale School of the Environment ,julie.zimmerman@yale.edu: green engineering, environmentally benign design and manufacturing, the fate and impacts of anthropogenic compounds in the environment, water treatment technology in the developing world