Conor Reynolds

Conor Reynolds is an Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia's Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability and Director of Air Quality & Climate Action Services at Metro Vancouver. With a PhD in Resource Management and Environmental Studies and a Master's in Mechanical Engineering from UBC, his work bridges academic research and practical policy implementation.

His interdisciplinary research focuses on air quality management, climate change mitigation, and clean energy technologies. Reynolds investigates policy frameworks for reducing air contaminants and greenhouse gases, particularly through smart technology adoption in urban environments.

His publications demonstrate a consistent focus on measuring environmental health impacts, particularly through cookstove intervention studies in India and urban transportation safety research. Recent work examines black carbon mitigation strategies and their climate implications.