Pavlic works in interdisciplinary decision-making problems in natural and artificial autonomous systems. He was the founding associate director of research for The Biomimicry Center at ASU.

Dr. Adams is a behavioral scientist and epidemiologist with a background in psychology, behavioral sciences, and public health.

Sailor's research cuts across disciplines of urban planning, geography, climate science, and engineering to improve understanding of relationships among built infrastructure, urban thermal and air quality environments, and associated societal outcomes.

Hamilton applies an interdisciplinary approach to quantify pathogenic microorganism in environmental media using multiple culture-based and molecular biology methods, and develops risk models.

Dr. Yeom is a researcher and educator with a strong interest in human-building interaction, high-performance building, indoor environment quality, and sustainable building design.

Bauer is an assistant professor of interactive media and games.

Sharp is an architect, sustainability expert, researcher and educator who conducts research across multiple dimensions of sustainability with a focus on human-building interactions.