Stephanie Arcusa

Dr. Stephanie Arcusa is an esteemed Assistant Professor whose work centers on climate and earth physical science, with a particular focus on climate mitigation and carbon accounting. She is affiliated with LightWorks and the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions at Arizona State University. Dr. Arcusa's academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science degree from University College Cork, followed by a Master of Science from the University of Bern, and culminated in a Ph.D. from Northern Arizona University. Her research interests are diverse and encompass earth system measurement, paleoclimate reconstruction, and climate action planning. Dr. Arcusa is particularly passionate about exploring fairness in climate and energy transitions, ensuring that these processes are equitable and inclusive. Her work in Negative Emission Technologies and carbon accounting is pivotal in advancing our understanding of how to effectively reduce atmospheric carbon levels. Dr. Arcusa has made significant contributions to the field through her extensive publications, which delve into various aspects of climate science. Her research not only advances theoretical knowledge but also has practical implications, as she has led or participated in numerous projects aimed at promoting emission reduction efforts at local, national, and international levels. In addition to her research, Dr. Arcusa is committed to supporting early career researchers, providing mentorship and guidance to the next generation of scientists. Her dedication to fostering a collaborative and inclusive research environment is evident in her work with students and colleagues alike. Through her innovative research and commitment to education, Dr. Arcusa continues to make a profound impact on the field of climate science. Her efforts are instrumental in shaping policies and strategies that address the pressing challenges of climate change, ensuring a sustainable future for all.