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Zoe Nay
Zoe Nay is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Melbourne. Her research is part of the Melbourne Climate Futures, a multidisciplinary climate initiative established by the University of Melbourne to contribute to greater action on climate change. Zoe’s primary research interests are international climate change law, human rights law, oceans governance and socio-legal studies. In her doctoral research, Zoe examines regime interactions in climate change loss and damage governance, with a focus on sea level rise in Pacific Island countries. Zoe is also a research associate with Queensland University of Technology (QUT). At QUT, Zoe is working with the Australian Research Council Special Initiative on Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future, where her research focuses on interdisciplinary research to strengthen Antarctic science, policy and governance at a time of rapid environmental and geopolitical change.
Contact: University of Melbourne, 1116/285 Cardigan Street, Carlton, Melbourne, VIC 3053, Australia.