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Simon Donner is a climate scientist focused on helping the world prevent and prepare for climate change. His research program lies primarily at the intersection of climate change science, marine science, and policy, with specific research areas evolving over time in response to advances in climate change knowledge and real-world events. He takes his role as a professor seriously, dedicating significant time to translating climate science for broader audiences to assist in informed decision-making for the future. As a lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessments, he also serves on Canada’s Net-Zero Advisory Body, advising the federal government on achieving net-zero emissions. His academic contributions include various publications that explore critical themes related to climate variability, marine ecosystems, and socio-environmental interactions.
University of British Columbia • Vancouver, Canada
Simon Donner serves as a professor at UBC, where he leads a research team focused on climate change science and its implications on marine environments and public policy.
Offers course-only and thesis routes. Focus areas include philosophy of science, mind, ethics, and Asian philosophy.