Lee Young-joo is interested in research on how the climate crisis affects the financial sector. In particular, we focus on interpreting climate risks from the perspective of investment assets and portfolio management to help us consider the climate crisis more aggressively in making investment decisions. Prior to my master's degree, I studied environmental engineering and social science and had a multifaceted understanding of international environmental issues, and based on this, I experienced corporate advisory practice in the field of climate change and ESG.

Park Si-eun is interested in analyzing climate-related investment risks at asset level and developing financial models for them. While studying climate and energy system engineering in my undergraduate course, I recognized the importance of quantifying the potential impact of the climate crisis and have participated in projects to develop climate risk management models for private companies. GGGS has a vision to advance the climate risk assessment framework through interdisciplinary research.

Seungil Baek majored in Environmental Engineering during their undergraduate studies and aspires to become a proficient expert in the energy and environmental sectors. With a focus on analyzing energy issues and forecasting energy demand, Seungil aims to lead new renewable energy businesses as an energy specialist. Additionally, drawing from his experience with LCA methodology as an undergraduate researcher, Seungil g has developed an interest in SCOPE 3 and is pursuing related research to contribute to sustainable energy solutions.

Suhyun Na studied Environmental and Ecological Engineering during their undergraduate program and is particularly interested in SCOPE 3 carbon emission management systems, environmental data analysis, and environmental impact assessment research. Currently, they are studying in the Climate and Energy Policy and Strategy (CEPS) Lab, aiming to build a SCOPE 3 carbon emission system using EEIO.