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CBEAR Postdoctoral Fellows

We established the CBEAR Fellows Program to provide career guidance to the next generation of food and agriculture scientists.  Our research projects expose each scientist to state-of-the-art methodologies and leading experts in their fields.

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Additionally, our fellows run seminars on agri-environmental research that reinforces scientific leadership and teamwork together with professional experience in addressing conservation challenges within farming systems. 

 Our Current Fellows

The next generation of scientists bringing behavioral insights to agri-environmental research.

Diya Ganguly

Researcher, University of Delaware
Ph.D. Agricultural Resource Economics

Diya Ganguly is an agricultural economist with expertise in behavioral and experimental economics.  Dr. Ganguly is a former J.B. Hassler Fellow from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. ​

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Dr. Ganguly has several works in progress on consumer behavior in response to different sources of recycled irrigation water and behavioral and decision-making implications around the agri-environmental impacts of PFAS contamination.

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Currently a postdoc at the University of Delaware, Dr. Ganguly is actively involved in several research projects in relation to consumer behavior and best practices in agricultural conservation efforts.

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The Center of Behavioral & Experimental Agri-Environmental Research (CBEAR) is a global community of scientists studying what leads to the adoption and persistence of conservation most effectively.  We also test to determine whether simpler application processes can deliver higher levels of program participation and landowner satisfaction. 

 

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© 2022 The Center for Behavioral and Experimental Agri-Environmental Research (CBEAR) is a USDA Center of Excellence.

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