I strive to advance human wellbeing and planetary health through my psychological expertise. I regularly publish research on various environmental topics, teach environmental psychology at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and collaborate with and offer consulting services to local and international environmental organizations.

I study how humans behave in relation to the environment. My primary research focuses include: (i) to understand how people perceive their relationship with nature and the emotional and behavioral implications of such perceptions; (ii) to explore the cross-national variability of phenomena related to environmental attitudes and pro-environmental behavior; (iii) to examine human responses to the problem of climate change, such as climate change anxiety, support for climate policies, and conspiracy theories.

January 2024: We are now calling for papers for a special issue on “Advancing the Interface between Research and Practice in Sustainable Development” in Asian Journal of Social Psychology. Deadline of abstract submission: 15 March 2024. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/pb-assets/assets/1467839X/cfp/Call-for-Papers-by-AJSP-1706518063000.pdf

October 2023: Together with Hoi-Wing Chan of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, I just published a systematic review of studies on conspiracy theories in the context of climate change in Journal of Environmental Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2023.102129