Dr Goh is a distinguished international policy advisor working to leverage data and technology innovations in developing countries in AgTech, FinTech, and Digital Transformation in Government. In October 2023, she was a resident at The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Centre where she designed an innovation ecosystem bringing multi-stakeholder partnerships for decarbonisation of agriculture. Her work explores how biodiversity benefits that could unlock a “triple win” — supporting human health, environmental sustainability, and economic resilience.

Prof Guan's research uses satellite data, computational models, fieldwork, and machine learning approaches to address how climate and human practices affect crop productivity, water resource availability and ecosystem functioning, with a focus on solving real-life problems, such as crop monitoring and forecasting, water management and sustainability, and global food security.

Much of Asst Prof Lee's work focuses on the social and ecological consequences of human impacts on the environment, especially within Southeast Asia. Specifically, she is looking at the conservation and development challenges faced by commercial and small-scale agricultural expansion in the tropics.

Having previously made significant contributions to defense technology at Defence Science Organisation, Dr Lim's current role involves planning and developing technological initiatives that bolster Singapore's space industry, promoting innovation, and facilitating international partnerships.

A climate change ecologist, Asst Prof Luo examines the impacts of climate variability and long-term trend on terrestrial ecosystems. His research interest is in studying the dynamics of the terrestrial carbon cycle, using data from several networks of ecological observations, Earth System Models, remote sensing, and results from field experiments.

Assoc Prof Carrasco is the Deputy Head of the NUS Department of Biological Sciences. His research interest revolves around the reconciliation of biodiversity conservation, food security and economic development in the tropics including identifying the mechanisms for global market systems to internalise the true economic value of tropical forests.

Prof Loh leads key sustainability initiatives for Asia-Pacific, ASEAN and Singapore, including steering the Singapore Governance and Transparency Index and ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard. In the domain of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) relevant for strategic management and sustainable finance, he has extensive professional engagements in the global and regional arenas.

A Research Fellow at the NUS Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions, Ms Low's research focuses on the transformative promise of transparency reporting, particularly on how it can increase the level of governments and stakeholders in ensuring environmental integrity when they enhance their climate ambition.

Assoc Prof Yuan is an associate professor with tenure at the NUS Department of Architecture as well as the Principal Investigator of Urban Climate Design Lab in NUS. He currently leads a research team – in collaboration with MIT and ETH Zurich – to conduct several studies on urban climate and future resilience for high density cities. His teaching and research focus include urban wind environment, air pollution, anthropogenic heat, passive cooling technologies, and urban greenery.