Doctoral Candidates
10 PhD students carry out ethnographic research in Africa, Latin-America, Asia or Europe in order to understand different perceptions on environmental and climatological urgency, their temporalities, and the political and environmental implications these understandings may have. The researchers gain non-academic transferable skills in organisations that either disseminate scientific findings, or that work in political or development-related contexts.

Luisa Mohr
Urgency Amplifiers
University of Catania

Rebecca Campbell
The Afterlives of Environmental Mangrove Projects in Coastal Tanzania
KU Leuven

Tito Muhindo Kakundika
Living with Lower Water Levels
KU Leuven

Amber Caine
Eco-Media in Urban Kenya
KU Leuven

Metztli García Hernández
The Urgency of Deforestation
Uppsala University

Helena Böhmová
Urgent Repair
Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg

Jonny Grünsch
Climate Urgency and Just Transition
Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg

Matías Menalled
Water Want
Uppsala University

Avishka Sendanayake
Climate Urgency and ‘Smart’ Agriculture in Sri Lankan River Basins
University of Catania

Suranga Hennadige
Climate Urgency and the Future
University of Catania
