Projects per year
Organisation profile
Organisation profile
Welcome to the Institute for Climate, Energy and Disaster Solutions. At the Institute we connect people with climate, energy & disaster-risk research from The Australian National University.
Our goal is to advance innovative solutions to address climate change, energy system transitions and disasters. We facilitate integrated approaches to research, teaching and policy, industry and community engagement across disciplines. We also lead the ANU Below Zero Initiative in research, teaching and engagement. The initiative is working to reduce the University's greenhouse gas emissions to below zero.
Our Institute consolidates and builds on the activities of the former ANU Climate Change Institute, Energy Change Institute, and Disaster Risk Science Institute.
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
Profiles
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Conserving and reconnecting floodplains to mitigate flood risk
Prinsley, R., Alexandra, J., Cordova, A., Henderson, H., Jasper, M., Sedighkia, M. & Smith, J.
11/01/25 → 31/03/28
Project: Research
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Reducing uncertainties and enabling multiple benefits in water delivery operations
Hamilton, S., Alexandra, J., Guillaume, J. & Merritt, W.
1/07/24 → 31/03/27
Project: Research
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Expert Elicitation for MDB Outlook
Van Kerkhoff, L. & Alexandra, J.
30/06/24 → 30/06/25
Project: Research
Research output
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Gender, Infectious Diseases, and One Health
Vezeau, N., Alders, R., Costa, R., Dhakal, M., Gordon, J. & Sutherland, S., 2025, Global One Health and Infectious Diseases. CRC PressResearch output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review
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Global Nutrition and the Intersection of Human and Animal Health
Wong, J. T., Alders, R. G., Bruyn, J. D., Grieve, H., Lane, J. K., Salmon, G. & Ryan, F. S., 2025, Global One Health and Infectious Diseases. CRC PressResearch output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review
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It's killed birds, people and Australia is bracing for an outbreak. Could H5N1 get here?
Alders, R., 2025, SBS News.Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Featured article