In a groundbreaking move this week, the city of Ithaca, New York, voted to decarbonize and electrify buildings in the city by the end of the decade — a goal that was part of the city's own Green New Deal and one of the portions of the plan that will help the city become carbon neutral by 2030.
Systems field member Timur Dogan is one of the researchers helping the city of Ithaca with its efforts to become carbon neutral.
Tony Kinchen ‘24 is a systems doctoral student from Ithaca, NY. He earned his bachelor’s degree in biological sciences at Cornell University and now studies the relationship between mobility equity... Read more about Balancing travelers' needs with environmental impact
Nathan Preuss is a systems doctoral student from Leawood, KS. He earned his bachelor’s degrees in economics and computer science at the University of Oklahoma and now studies agri-food decarbonization... Read more about Enabling the selection of climate-smart policies to accelerate adoption of affordable decarbonization technologies
Nick Kunz is a Ph.D. student in systems from Seattle, WA. He earned his M.S. in urban planning, urban analytics from Columbia University, B.S. (honors) in housing & urban development from Arizona... Read more about Nick Kunz: "Don't be afraid to ask questions"
