معرفی
Martin D. Smith is the George M. Woodwell Distinguished Professor of Environmental Economics at Duke University, holding joint appointments in the Nicholas School of the Environment and Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. He specializes in marine resource economics, fisheries policy, and coastal adaptation to climate change. His research addresses challenges such as seafood traceability, aquaculture sustainability, and coastal property markets.
Educational Background:
- Ph.D., University of California, Davis (2001)
- B.A., Stanford University (1992)
Research Focus: Smith’s work spans fisheries management, ecosystem-based approaches, and the economic impacts of environmental policies. Key areas include marine reserves, catch shares, and nutrient pollution. Recent studies analyze the role of biological controls in aquaculture and the resilience of coastal communities to rising sea levels.
Grants & Awards:
- Fellow of AAAS (2024)
- Principal Investigator for grants on coastal adaptation and fisheries policy
Teaching: Courses include Natural Resource Economics and Sustainable Fisheries Policy. He emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to environmental challenges.
