Hana Kim

is an associate professor in the School of Digital Humanities & Computational Social Sciences at KAIST and an adjunct faculty member in the Graduate School of Green Growth & Sustainability at KAIST.

is an associate professor in the School of Digital Humanities & Computational Social Sciences at KAIST and an adjunct faculty member in the Graduate School of Green Growth & Sustainability at KAIST.

Her recent research focuses on examining the effects of interventions, such as smart feedback and incentives, on pro-environmental behaviors like electricity saving, and on proposing policies to promote and sustain these behaviors. She is also actively engaged in studying the interconnected challenges of water, waste, and energy.

Desy Caesary

Post-doctoral fellow

Her research focuses on low-carbon technologies and socio-economics, including SCC, CCS, and renewable energy. She also uses machine learning to predict renewable output, assess conservation interventions, and evaluate SCC uncertainties.