In, Soh Young

In, Soh Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CE) at KAIST. Their research focuses on energy infrastructure development and finance, climate risks, asset valuation and economic analysis under climate scenarios, and reporting and disclosure on decarbonization. In, Soh Young's work explores how stakeholders can integrate sustainability into decision-making processes, particularly in infrastructure assets affected by climate risks. They are affiliated with the Sustainable Transition and Integration Lab at KAIST and have a Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford University. Their career includes roles as a Research Engineer at Stanford University and positions at the Green Climate Fund and Boston Consulting Group.

Soh Young In is a researcher at Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) focusing on Sustainable Investment Ecosystem, Clean Energy Infrastructure, ESG Investment, Public Infrastructure Development, and Strategic Management. Their work explores the integration of ESG data in investment decision-making, the financial implications of decarbonization risk, and climate-related financial risk assessment in energy infrastructure. In also investigates carbonwashing, the pricing of climate-related risks, and the role of institutional investors in climate-aligned development. Their research emphasizes the intersection of sustainability, finance, and infrastructure, with a focus on empirical analysis and policy implications.