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Martin Doyle is a Professor of River Systems Science and Policy at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment. His work spans fluid mechanics, sediment transport, infrastructure finance, and federal water policy. He authored two books: *The Source* (2018), a history of U.S. rivers, and *Streams of Revenue* (2021), analyzing ecosystem markets. He has held government roles, including advising the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of the Interior. His research focuses on climate resilience, water policy, and nature-based solutions.
**Education**: Ph.D., Purdue University (2002).
**Research Interests**: Water resource management, environmental policy, infrastructure finance, and ecosystem markets. His work bridges physical science and policy, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to address water challenges.
**Recent Grants**: Includes projects on water innovation (Spring Point Partners LLC), internet of water data systems (BHP Foundation), and environmental credit markets (Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation).
**Awards**: Guggenheim Fellowship, NSF Early Career Award, Kavli Fellow, and Gilbert White Lecture recognition. His expertise is highlighted in federal roles, such as senior advisor to the U.S. Army’s Civil Works office, where he advanced climate adaptation strategies and nature-based solutions.
**Advising & Grants**: Doyle’s grants address water affordability, utility finance, and mitigation banking. He collaborates with policymakers and practitioners to translate research into actionable strategies.
**Labs & Teams**: Leads the Nicholas Institute’s Water Policy Program, focusing on federal water management, ecosystem markets, and climate resilience.
