SHAOFENG ZHENG
Research field:Social Psychology, Cultural Psychology
SHAOFENG ZHENG
Research field:Social Psychology, Cultural Psychology
●What are your current research interests?
How gene and environmental factors (e.g., culture, childhood experience) independently and interactively shape individuals’ empathy and support-seeking
●What do you enjoy most about research?
Writing interesting papers
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Solve problems with a systematic, scientific approach
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
Understanding human nature
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
Create my own theory or research field and inspire others to join me
Kareman Yassin
Research field:Applied Microeconomics and Enviromental Economics
Kareman Yassin
Research field:Applied Microeconomics and Enviromental Economics
●What are your current research interests?
My current research closely aligns with global efforts for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
●What do you enjoy most about research?
I enjoy delving deeply into topics that sparks my curiosity with the goal of making contributions that could benefit others in the future.
●What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Developing a deep and comprehensive understanding of a single topic.
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
My grandfather, a professor of physiology, had a deep love for science and was known for his strong work ethic and unwavering commitment to both his research and his students.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
To establish collaborations with both the public and private sectors to develop innovative, feasible, and evidence-based policies that bring us closer to achieving the net-zero carbon emission target.
Julia Mariko Jacoby
Research field:Early modern Japanese environmental and economic history
Julia Mariko Jacoby
Research field:Early modern Japanese environmental and economic history
●What are your current research interests?
I currently research the complex natural resource networks of early modern Japanese villages and how they continued into the Meiji period.
●What do you enjoy most about research?
I love to connect with people from the past through reading sources and to connect with colleagues about research.
●What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Research, for me, is an opportunity to never stop learning.
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
I’ve always been curious and loved analyzing things.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
I want to be a researcher who brings people together internationally.