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Laura Diaz Anadon is the Director of the Energy
Technology Innovation Policy research group and Associate Director
of the Science, Technology, and Public Policy program at the Belfer
Center for Science and International Affairs. She is also an
adjunct lecturer in public policy. Anadon investigates the patterns
and processes of technology innovation, and especially the role of
government policy in the development and deployment of advanced and
cleaner energy technologies. She also works on analyzing the
coupling between water and energy infrastructure systems and its
implications. Anadon is on the advisory board of the project on
Accelerating Energy Innovation at the International Energy Agency,
and has worked as a consultant for various organizations (e.g.,
Climate Strategies on a World Bank project). In addition to her
work on systems analysis in energy and technology policy, she has
published in chemical engineering and nuclear magnetic resonance
journals, carried out engineering research projects at DuPont and
Bayer Pharmaceuticals, collaborated extensively with Johnson
Matthey Catalysts, and worked as a financial consultant for banks
on credit risk models for financing technology projects.
Anadon holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering the University of
Cambridge (UK), a Master in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy
School, and a Master in Chemical Engineering from the University of
Manchester (UK). She has also studied and worked on research at the
University of Stuttgart (Germany).