About
Dr. Bozeman originally hails from Dayton, Ohio. His research began in energy development. After serving as an energy and environmental practitioner for over a decade in the public sector, he shifted his research to matters of social and environmental degradation (socioecological degradation).
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Dr. Bozeman originally hails from Dayton, Ohio. His research began in sustainable energy development. After serving as an energy and environmental practitioner for several years, he shifted his research to matters of climate change adaptation/mitigation. Dr. Bozeman's current research focuses on developing ethical solutions for socioecological, urban carbon management, and food-energy-water nexus challenges. His award-winning work has been featured in major media outlets such as Popular Science, the Geographical Magazine, and NPR.
He really enjoys transdisciplinary collaboration and believes approaching research questions in this way is a must for addressing the complex, 'wicked' challenges of our time. On a personal level, he also enjoys sound engineering (various genres), multimedia production (including for science communication), watching and participating in sports/athletics, and video game playing when time permits (role-playing and sports games).
Research Interests
Dr. Bozeman is an industrial ecologist with research focusing on circularity, food-energy-water, and urbanization & buildings. He specializes in developing effective approaches, robust datasets, and practical policy proposals using core methodologies such as artificial intelligence/machine learning, life cycle assessment, and scenario analysis. As his courtesy appointment in the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy suggests, Dr. Bozeman’s research involves trans-disciplinary collaboration (collaborating with industry, government, community, and academia). He has previously published award-winning content with psychology and economic experts, with public health experts, and intends to continue addressing the complex and ‘wicked’ challenges of our time in this manner.
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