Yuki Miura
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I am an assistant professor in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Center for Urban Science + Progress at New York University.
I lead Climate, Energy, and Risk Analytics (CERA) lab to identify and manage climate risks.
Prior to NYU, I was at Morgan Stanley in Climate Risk Management and Quantitative Strategy. I received a PhD in Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics from Columbia University in New York, NY. My focus is multi-hazard risk assessment and mitigation, socioeconomic impacts of hazards and climate change, and climate change adaptation.
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My research lies at the interface of data science, civil and environmental engineering, climate science, and business practice. I design data-driven and implementable solutions to address resource allocation problems and risks induced by climate change. I work with various public and private sectors for providing practical solutions and bridging the gap between climate science, engineering, and business.
I published multiple peer-reviewed journal papers and software.
Prior to Columbia, I received B.E. in System Design Engineering from Keio University.
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