Intergenerational Foresight, Emerging Technologies & Planetary Governance
Bridging research, strategic foresight and global coalition-building
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About Me
I am a political scientist and international law researcher whose work sits at the intersection of planetary resilience, emerging technologies and strategic foresight. At Cambridge, I research the governance of space and environmental technologies, particularly space-based Earth observation, GeoAI and environmental intelligence infrastructures in dual-use contexts.
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Impact Pillars
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Research & Insights
Experience across the University of Cambridge, World Economic Forum Global Foresight Network, Peking University, the University of Hong Kong, and International Lawyers Project
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Global Convening & Empowerment
Empowering next-generation leaders through Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, the Cambridge Democratising Education for Global Sustainability and Justice programme, and the World Economic Forum Global Shapers Community
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Policy and Legal Advisory
Experience across United Nations ESCAP, UNCCD, FAO, ECOSOC, the UK Cabinet Office, and the Ministry of Youth of Spain
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Impact Areas
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Exploring how long-term thinking, anticipatory governance, and intergenerational collaboration can help societies navigate systemic risks, technological disruption, and planetary uncertainty
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Researching the governance and geopolitical implications of frontier and dual-use technologies, including GeoAI, space-based Earth observation, and environmental intelligence infrastructures (also deeply interested in agritech and digital justice infrastructures from geopolitical perspectives)
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Examining how legal, institutional, and technological systems can strengthen resilience to climate change, ecological degradation, and emerging planetary security challenges
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Applying systems thinking to international law and global governance, with a focus on how interconnected legal, technological, environmental, and geopolitical systems shape contemporary world order
Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP) in Numbers
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Global branches
20K+
Young FP professionals globally
since foundation in 2005
Democratising Education for Global Sustainability & Justice (DemEd Global),
University of Cambridge in Numbers
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Course offerings
covering the SDGs, Paris Agreement, Biodiversity Framework, Wealth Economy, Trade Rules, Investment Rules, Human Rights, Gender Equality and Children Rights; developed by world-leading course experts from Cambridge and leading research institutions
13K+
Learners
since programme inception in 2023
170+
Countries covered
with strong focus on climate-vulnerable countries in the Global South
34K+
Contacts
in our sustainable development law and policy network for 20+ global roundtables and symposia organised annually in addition to the course offerings
