Visiting Scientists
| Name | Organisation | Expertise |
|---|---|---|
| Assoc. Prof. MLA Richard Hindle | University of California, Berkeley, USA | Landscape technologies at various scales, including vegetated architectural systems Vegetated architectural structures for the integration of dynamic living systems |
| Prof. Dr. Thomas Schröpfer | Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore Founding Associate Head of Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar (ASD) Director of the Advanced Architecture Lab (AAL), | Integrated approaches for dense and green building Computer-aided design in ecological architecture Urban planning |
| Prof. Dr. Sarah Bekessy | RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia i | Overlaps between biodiversity conservation science, urban planning and environmental management Socio-ecological models for environmental policy decisions |
| Ph.D. Karen Nelson | J. Craig Venter Institute, La Jolla, USA | Microbiome in health and disease Development of resistance to antimicrobial agents Resistance mechanisms in microbial research |
| MD, Dr. Kari Nadeau | Stanford University, Stanford, USA Director of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford University | Spatio-temporal exposure to pollen produced by UGI and their different health effects in relation to immunological/genetic factors |
| Prof. Dr. Maria Ignatieva | University of Western Australia | Urban biodiversity and design: global vision - Implementation of research into practice |
| Prof. Dr. Alessandro Ossola | UC Davies | Urban climate and SET research |
| Prof. Dr. Thomas Hauck | Vienna Technical University | The Lab and the City: Navigating the Tension between Research and Planning |
| Prof. Dr. Anne Loes Niellesen | TU Delft | Architecture and the built environment |
| M.Sc. Wenxi Liao | University of Toronto | Building multifunctional and sustainable green roofs with biochar |
| Prof. Dr. Adam Millard-Ball | Luskin School of Public Affairs, University of California, Los Angeles | Urban Data Science |
| Dr. Ian Thornhill | The University of Manchester | Modes of engagement with blue-spaces |