Francis Ludlow
Membership: 2013/2014
Member Bio
Francis Ludlow is Associate Professor of history at Trinity College Dublin. At the time of his fellowship, he was a postdoctoral fellow with the Yale Climate and Energy Institute. He obtained a BA in Geography and Economics from Trinity College Dublin in 2003, a Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics from Trinity in2005, and a PhD in Geography from Trinity in 2011. From 2011–2013, Francis was an environmental fellow at the Harvard University Center for the Environment, and from 2012-2013 was a research affiliate of the Harvard University Center for Geographic Analysis. He was also a pre- and postdoctoral research fellow with the Trinity Long Room Hub in 2009-2011 before holding the position of research associate in 2011–2013. From 2007–2011 he lectured in the School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College, Dublin; he has also lectured at Dublin City University, the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, and St. Patrick's College, Drumcondra, Dublin. In 2008–2009 he worked in University College Cork as part of the Extreme Weather, Climate, and Natural Disasters in Ireland project, funded by the Irish Environmental Protection Agency.
