Team

Mary Dobbs is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor at Maynooth University. Mary joined the School of Law and Criminology in September 2020. Previously, she worked as a lecturer and then senior lecturer in Queen’s University Belfast since 2012, where she remains a visiting fellow. She specialises in environmental law & governance, agriculture and genetically modified crops – in particular within the EU, but also more broadly.  Her current research includes focussing on these issues in the context of Brexit and the European Green Deal. She has published extensively in the field, engages with stakeholders and through giving evidence at parliamentary inquiries, and is a member of organisations such as Brexit and Environment and the Future Earth Ireland committee in the Royal Irish Academy. Mary is also part of two Horizon Europe projects, GoGreenNext and P2GreeN, 2022-2026.

Meeland Thondoo is a Senior Research Associate at the University of Cambridge, a Scientific Collaborator for ISGlobal, and Founder & Director of Anthropulse. Anthropulse is a consulting service for public, private and multilateral agencies on environmental and social determinants of health, social and health risk impact assessments, and sustainable development. Meelan’s research interests are in climate change-related health hazards with an extensive background in medical history and urban health, which she utilizes to study health in underpopulated areas. Her goals are to improve public health.

Méliné Baronian has been working for local authorities for over 15 years to make them more resilient and sustainable. GoGreenRoutes project manager for the city of Versailles, then advisory board for the project following her departure from the city, she is now in charge of the sustainable development strategy for a city near Paris. Actively involved, she has also been an ambassador for the European Climate Pact since 2023, supporting policies, initiatives and projects that guarantee a sustainable future and bridge the gap between all the players involved in change: cities, citizens, associations, researchers and businesses.

Milutin Stojanovic is a University Researcher at the University of Helsinki. Milutin’s research is focused on sustainable agriculture, where he examines inter and transdisciplinary methodology based on case-studies from the Nordic region and particularly Finland. Milutin is interested in applying philosophy of science to issues on sustainability and developing philosophy of sustainability science. He is particularly interested in methodology of interdisciplinarity as a new mode of scientific research, and seeks to understand the conceptual and institutional constraints this kind of research faces. Dr. Stojanovic has a PhD from the  Department of Philosophy from the University of Belgrade.

Milutin Stojanovic is a researcher University Researcher at the University of Helsinki. Milutin’s research is focused on sustainable agriculture, where he examines inter- and transdisciplinary methodology based on case-studies from the Nordic region and particularly Finland. Milutin is interested in applying philosophy of science to issues on sustainability and developing philosophy of sustainability science. He is particularly interested in methodology of interdisciplinarity as a new mode of scientific research, and seeks to understand the conceptual and institutional constraints this kind oresearch faces. Dr. Stojanovic has a PhD from the  Department of Philosophy from the University of Belgrade.