Emily is a Cooley Postdoctoral Science Fellow at the Environmental Defense Fund.

She is a a biogeochemist and landscape ecologist investigating the effects of global change on wetlands and the role of wetlands as solutions to environmental problems. Emily uses a combination of empirical methods and spatial modelling to understand how landscapes are changing and what the consequences are for ecosystems and people.

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Wei is currently a Professor at Hohai University in Nanjing, China. He is interested in understanding how water moves and interacts with other components in natural environments. His research specializes in hydro-biogeochemistry and watershed modeling, including process-based reactive transport models and data-driven deep learning models. His recent work focuses on developing continental-scale deep-learning models for understanding the impacts of climate change and land use on water quality and nutrient dynamics.