Woochan Choi is interested in data science methodologies for various areas of prediction within the field of green growth. His research addresses topics such as renewable energy generation and air pollution, aiming to contribute to green growth through prediction-based decision-making and value assessment.

Eleanor Ball is interested in microbial solutions for plastic biodegradation, with a focus on supporting marine ecosystems and environmental sustainability.

Jiheun Ha is interested in integrating local climate policy data into national climate targets, with a focus on assessing the feasibility of achieving the NDCs using integrated assessment models. She also seeks to expand her research toward questions of climate justice, exploring how mitigation policies can be aligned with equitable and inclusive transitions.

Student Han Dahye majored in International Studies and minored in Environmental Science during her undergraduate studies. She is interested in climate change adaptation, environmental policy, and environmental justice. Her research aims to contribute to social value by focusing on environmental justice in climate change adaptation.

Subin Han is interested in the health impacts of climate change, particularly in studying infectious diseases that may emerge due to climate change and the vulnerability of populations to resulting pandemics. After graduation, she aims to work at an international organization to contribute to improving global health.

Heejae Kim gained a broad perspective on sustainability discussions while majoring in international cooperation during their undergraduate studies. Driven by the question of what truly influences global frameworks and eager to explore "how to proceed" beyond "where to go," Heejae decided to advance their studies in the field of green growth.