
Position Title
Director, ITS-Davis
Ray B. Krone Endowed Professor of Environmental Engineering
Position Title
Director, ITS-Davis
Ray B. Krone Endowed Professor of Environmental Engineering
3167 Ghausi Hall
Bio
Alissa Kendall is the Director of ITS-Davis and the Ray B. Krone Endowed Professor of Environmental Engineering. Her research interests focus on evaluating the material, energy, and waste flows generated by engineered systems, and refining and enhancing the methods used to evaluate their impacts, with a focus on transportation systems and climate change. Her current research projects include life cycle assessments of biofuel production pathways, agricultural systems, vehicles, and transportation infrastructure. In addition, she has ongoing research on carbon accounting practices and the role of LCA in policy.
Honors and Awards
- 2013 Laudise Prize from the International Society of Industrial Ecology
- 2012 UC Davis Nominee for National Academy of Engineering’s <em>Frontiers in Engineering Education</em>
- 2010-2009 UC Davis Hellman Fellow
- 2005 3M Award for Industrial Ecology, University of Michigan
Research Interests & Expertise
- Life cycle modeling applied to transportation systems
- Energy systems
- Construction materials, and buildings, with the goal of developing sustainable systems