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Jessica Ng is a Research Fellow at Princeton University affiliated with the High Meadows Environmental Institute (HMEI). Her primary research focuses on extractivism and the energy transition, particularly examining lithium mining and decolonial climate justice frameworks. She explores just transition strategies rooted in land and labor movements, bridging environmental humanities, earth history, and energy engineering disciplines.
Her academic work combines environmental policy analysis with technical investigations into sustainable resource management. Though her current HMEI affiliation emphasizes socio-environmental research, her scholarly outputs include significant contributions to insect olfactory neuroscience, reflecting prior research on mosquito host-seeking mechanisms and odor coding systems.
Ng holds a Princeton University email address (jn0090@princeton.edu). Her publications span both environmental humanities and biological research, demonstrating interdisciplinary engagement. While no specific awards or grants are listed, her dual focus areas indicate active participation in both climate justice advocacy and life sciences research.
Her work uniquely connects ecological systems analysis with social justice frameworks, offering critical perspectives on resource extraction's socio-environmental impacts. Though no formal student advisement is recorded, her research teams likely engage graduate students in these interdisciplinary projects.
