戴瀚程 - 北京大学 - 环境科学与工程学院

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教育经历 2009/10 – 2012/12 博士, 日本东京工业大学社会工学（管理科学） 2006/10 – 2009/03 硕士, 德国慕尼黑工业大学环境规划与生态工程系 2002/09 – 2006/07 学士, 北京大学环境学院环境科学系工作经历 2023/02 – 至今副教授（长聘），研究员，北京大学环境科学与工程学院 2021/05 – 至今系主任，北京大学环境科学与工程学院环境管理系 2023/03 – 至今研究员（双聘），北京大学碳中和研究院 2021/05 – 至今研究员（双聘），北京大学全球健康发展研究院 2021/05 – 至今研究员（双聘），北京大学区域与国别研究院 2017/01 – 2023/01 研究员，助理教授（博士生导师），北京大学环境科学与工程学院 2017/10 – 2018/10 主任，未来地球计划亚洲季风区可持续发展集成研究（MAIRS-FE，Monsoon Asia Integrated Research on Sustainability - Future Earth）国际项目办公室主任 2013/01 – 2016/12 博士后，日本国立环境研究所环境经济研究室 2009/04 – 2009/09 科研助理，日本国立环境研究所环境经济研究室

研究领域

主要从事能源环境与气候政策研究，在多个国家科技计划项目多年连续支持下，针对经济绿色低碳转型路径的成本与效益问题，以环境—能源—经济系统综合评估模型为手段，自主开发了适用于国家、省级及全球多层次的 IMED 模型，揭示未来社会经济发展对能源与资源消耗、污染物和碳排放的关联机制，综合评估政策措施协同实现环境和发展多维目标的成本与效益，支撑能源环境与气候政策综合决策，助力我国及全球实现“双碳”目标、“美丽中国”及可持续发展目标。IMED 模型被认为是国内气候环境政策研究的代表性模型之一，为突破“从过去依赖国际模型转向开发本地化、精细化综合评估模型”做出了贡献，并被联合国环境署（UNEP）列为旗舰综合评估模型之一，支撑《全球环境展望 7》的情景分析和路径优化。

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