I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at CGIAR (Alliance of Bioversity and CIAT). My current role involves research and programming activities aimed at promoting a transition towards inclusive and equitable low-emission development pathways. Before joining CGIAR in 2022, I completed my PhD in Public Policy at the University of Tokyo, where I examined the intersections between climate policy, finance, and security.

Currently, my research focuses on three core areas: understanding compounded climate security risks in socio-ecological systems, addressing access and scaling issues in multilateral climate finance, and conducting comprehensive climate policy assessments. My research on climate security has been published in peer-reviewed journals and cited by the IPCC in their 6th Assessment Report. I also have a keen interest in computational social science, which has led me to develop innovative software and algorithms for discourse and policy analysis.

This website serves as a repository of my work and publications. For those interested in non-traditional security, I highly recommend exploring the Climate Security Hub. Cycling enthusiasts can instead browse my blog. Thank you for stopping by, and I hope you find the resources on this website useful.