Edward is a Research and Engagement Fellow at the St Andrews Centre for Critical Sustainabilities (StACCS). With his background in ecocritical art history, he aims to foster the potential for engagement with the arts and culture to instigate more effective and...
Avery Newell, J.D., received her Bachelors Degree in Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews. She attended Vermont Law School, receiving a Juris Doctor degree in Law with a specialty in Environmental and Energy Law and Policy with particular focus on...
Eric Poettschacher has 30+ years of experience in planning and implementing culture-led innovation projects for organisations, cities and regions. With his professional background in cultural management and systemic organisational development, he usually works as an...
Gard is a Norwegian anthropologist with strong ties to Ecuador and Latin America. The last ten years he has cultivated an interest for gold mining and conducted ethnographic fieldworks with miners and regulators across mining districts in southern Ecuador. His PhD...
Erin Rizzato Devlin is a researcher and investigative journalist based in Scotland and Sweden. She is Co-founder and Associate of Equitable Energy Research CIC, a not-for-profit created to help local communities in Scotland and beyond navigate the renewable energy...
Grant is an artist, landscape architect and academic within the school of Society Development and Planning at NMBU in Norway. Originally from Glasgow, Scotland, he is interested in the ways by which technology influences culture and is undertaking interdisciplinary...
Originally from Edinburgh, Scotland, Neil Gordon Davey is a 3rd year PhD candidate in the Programme for Innovation for Sustainability at the Faculty of Technology, Art & Design, Department of Art, Design & Drama, OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University. Neil is...
Abhishek is an energy sector specialist and is a big proponent of decentralized energy. An alumnus of IIT-Bombay and Cornell University, he looked at distributed energy resources from a policy, economics and technology lens at an energy regulator in the US and...
Cecilia is a graduate of Centre International De Formation Europeene ,with a master's degree in Sustainable Development and Social Anthropology. She is also a part-time researcher at 75inQ where she focuses on exploring the intricate relationship gender and energy.
Nina Laurie was the first female professor in Geography at Newcastle University and only the second in Geography at St Andrews when she joined in 2016. She is a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the Academy of Social Sciences, and holder of the Royal...