Kamiar Mohaddes

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How we met: Ramit Debnath and Kamiar Mohaddes - Gates Cambridge Gates Cambridge Scholars Ramit Debnath and Kamiar Mohaddes are from different cohorts and different disciplines, but are working together to tackle climate change.

Gates Cambridge Scholars Ramit Debnath and @kmohaddes.bsky.social are from different cohorts and different disciplines, but are working together to tackle climate change. They speak about how they met here - www.gatescambridge.org/about/news/h...

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Today's pick for our #PLOSClimateCountdown is a Research Article by @kmohaddes.bsky.social and Mehdi Raissi:

"Rising temperatures, melting incomes: Country-specific macroeconomic effects of climate scenarios"

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Unchecked climate change could erase almost a quarter of GDP per capita by 2100 If global warming continues unabated, it could wipe almost a quarter off per capita income by 2100, and the losses could be even higher in hotter and

If global warming continues unabated, it could wipe almost a quarter off per capita income by 2100, according to a new study by @kmohaddes.bsky.social and Mehdi Raissi from the climaTRACES Lab at the University of Cambridge.

Rising temperatures, melting incomes: Country-specific macroeconomic effects of climate scenarios Quantifying the macroeconomic impact of climate change has been a focal point in academic and policy discussions since the early 1990s. The estimates of (global) GDP losses at future warming levels va...

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Unchecked climate change could erase almost a quarter of GDP per capita by 2100 If global warming continues unabated, it could wipe almost a quarter off per capita income by 2100, and the losses could be even higher in hotter and

If global warming continues unabated, it could wipe almost a quarter off per capita income by 2100, according to a new study by @kmohaddes.bsky.social and Mehdi Raissi from the climaTRACES Lab at the University of Cambridge.

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An amazing time with our Gates family!

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New study: green innovation can boost economies and curb emissions https://loom.ly/byWdd00

Rising temperatures, melting incomes: Country-specific macroeconomic effects of climate scenarios Quantifying the macroeconomic impact of climate change has been a focal point in academic and policy discussions since the early 1990s. The estimates of (global) GDP losses at future warming levels va...

New study in PLOS Climate by @kmohaddes.bsky.social and Mehdi Raissi reveals significant disparities in potential income losses due to climate change across 174 countries

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Climate diplomacy and just transitions: who pays for the future? - Gates Cambridge Three Gates Cambridge Scholars discussed how we transition away from climate disaster in a just and equitable way.

Scholars @kmohaddes.bsky.social, @reetiks.bsky.social & Babette Tachibana-Brophy - discussed how we transition away from climate disaster in a just & equitable way on Saturday as part of our Gates Weekend - www.gatescambridge.org/about/news/c...

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King's Entrepreneurship Lab – Mohamed El-Erian in conversation with Kamiar Mohaddes YouTube video by King's College, Cambridge

The link to Friday's conversation at the Cambridge Judge Business School.

A huge thanks to Kamiar Mohaddes and the audience for the great questions and post-seminar interactions.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAsk...

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We are thrilled to share that Dr Nathalie Hilmi has been appointed as a PLOS Climate Section Editor, and will be leading the journal's Economics section alongside @kmohaddes.bsky.social!

Learn more about Nathalie's work 👇

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The huge economic impact of inaction on climate change - Gates Cambridge New research led by Kamiar Mohaddes' climaTRACES Lab and Boston Consulting Group shows the economic risk of not tackling climate change

A strong case for investing in mitigation…

Warming of 3°C by 2100 could reduce global output 15% to 34%.

Or …investing 1% to 2% in mitigation & adaptation would limit warming to 2°C, reducing economic harm to 2% to 4%.

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#passivhaus

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The cover of the Cambridge Digital Mining Industry Report

1//This thread is going to cover some findings from the first dedicated CCAF mining survey, which I co-authored with Alex Neumueller, @kmohaddes.bsky.social, Valentin Rosseau, and Bryan Zhang. I’m going to try and make it accessible to people who may only have a vague sense of what crypto-mining is.

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The huge economic impact of inaction on climate change - Gates Cambridge New research led by Kamiar Mohaddes' climaTRACES Lab shows the economic risk of not tackling climate change

New research led by Kamiar Mohaddes' climaTRACES Lab shows the economic risk of not tackling climate change - www.gatescambridge.org/about/news/t... @kingscollege.bsky.social @uniofcam.bsky.social @kmohaddes.bsky.social #climatechange #climateeconomics

If you sign up to use Starlink, you agree to “good faith” dispute settlement on Mars.

Not joking.

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Study on climate change and credit ratings wins FT award - News & insight - Cambridge Judge Business School Research on how climate change is linked to sovereign creditworthiness wins a 2025 Financial Times Responsible Business Education Award.

Congratulations to @kmohaddes.bsky.social of #CambridgeJudge and co-authors for winning the Academic Research with Impact Award at the 2025 @financialtimes.com Responsible Business Education Awards!
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Stories - The Bennett Institute How does climate change and the transition to net zero affect the global economy?

#NetZero transitions have more impact on government borrowing in some countries than in others. This new study shows how important addressing disparities is for a climate-resilient future.
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SPARK 1.0 Incubator — King's Entrepreneurship Lab SPARK is a startup incubator programme by King's E-Lab and Founders at the University of Cambridge.

A new summer Incubator programme, SPARK, will help innovative University of Cambridge alumni and students turn their entrepreneurial ideas into action, with a key role played by @kmohaddes.bsky.social at #CambridgeJudge.
👉https://www.kingselab.org/spark
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Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Innovation and Impact — King's Entrepreneurship Lab In 2024, we hosted an incredible 92 events , including fireside chats, workshops, expos, residential teaching weeks, and other impactful gatherings. We welcomed inspiring innovators, leaders and trai...

Read more about a year of #innovation and #impact at the E-Lab, including our highlights, activities, celebrations and much more in this #Mindset's piece (E-Lab weekly blog series): www.kingselab.org/blog/reflect....

Alongside #Oscar, #Emmy, and #BAFTA winners, Governors, MPs, ambassadors, policymakers and business leaders, we created inclusive spaces for over 7,000 students, university members and guests to engage with our speakers.

In 2024, we hosted an incredible 92 events, including fireside chats, workshops, expos, residential teaching weeks, and other impactful gatherings. We welcomed inspiring innovators, leaders and trailblazers: from President Dalia Grybauskaitė to Nobel Prize Laureate Greg Winter.