Assistant Professor of Community Engagement and Community-Based Research
Science and Technology Studies
Brandon Costelloe-Kuehn applies ethnographic research and policy analysis to scientifically and politically complex challenges at the intersection of climate resilience and technological governance.
His forthcoming book, Redesigning Contexts, reframes context from static background to the target of intervention in order to create new spaces for collaborative engagement.
Costelloe-Kuehn's research aims to transform how diverse stakeholders work together on problems where what's necessary exceeds what feels possible, from climate resilience initiatives in New York State to nuclear waste management nationally (supported by $2M DOE funding).