Phuc Nguyen is a Master’s student in Island Studies at the University of Prince Edward Island and a member of the Climate Smart Lab. With a background in engineering, her research focuses on climate-driven flooding, healthcare access disruption, and environmental exposure risks in island and coastal communities, particularly in Prince Edward Island. She is especially interested in using GIS and spatial analysis to support climate adaptation research.
Lucy Li joins the Climate Smart Lab as a Master’s student in Environmental Sciences at the University of Prince Edward Island. She previously earned a Bachelor of Medical Science from Western University, where she gained valuable experience in brain anatomy, genetics, and biomedical research. Driven by her passion for climate change and adaptation, Lucy’s research focuses on the impact of coastal erosion on mental health. She is also committed to […]
Parsons graduated from Memorial University of Newfoundland with a (hons) Bachelor of Science in Chemistry in 2023. She has also been working with Agriculture and Agrifoods Canada since 2022 as an undergraduate student research assistant and has now begun working with them as a graduate student, helping conduct research on disease forecasting models for potato late blight. She joined the climate-smart lab team at UPEI as a master’s student in […]
Here in the Climate Smart Lab, we are a group of people developing sustainable climate solutions with cutting-edge technologies to help build climate-resilient communities. Collectively, we are working together with experts from all disciplines to build a climate-smart future for the next generation and many generations to come.