Benjamin Franta
PhD Candidate at Stanford University
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Stanford University
I'm a PhD Candidate in History at Stanford University, where I study the history of climate change politics and fossil fuel producers. I have a JD from Stanford Law School and a separate PhD in Applied Physics from Harvard University, where I was also a research fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Kennedy School of Government. I also have a master's degree in Archaeological Science from the University of Oxford and a bachelor's degree in Physics and Mathematics from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
At Stanford I hold an Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship, and I'm a former National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellow, USAID Research and Innovation Fellow, University of Oxford Clarendon Scholar, and Coe College Williston Jones Scholar.
I'm a cofounder and current Director of Accountability Research for the Climate Social Science Network, a global network of social science scholars doing research on climate politics headquartered at Brown University.
My research and writing has appeared in Nature Climate Change, The Guardian, Project Syndicate, and elsewhere, has been cited in the US Congressional Record, and translated into 10 languages. You can find links to my work below.
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PhD Candidate at Stanford University
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