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Kenji Doering

Kenji Doering stands in front of a waterfall.

Post Doctoral Associate

Email: kmd266 [at] cornell.edu

Kenji's research interests have primarily centered around the water-energy nexus and the impacts of climate change, with topics ranging from wind-dominant electricity market price dynamics to forecast-informed multi-objective hydropower systems. He graduated with his Bachelor of Science from the University of Washington in Biophysics before shifting his focus to Environmental Engineering for his Master's Degree and Ph.D. at Cornell University. He's very passionate about wildlife and when he's not searching for various amphibians, birds, and fish he can be found playing frisbee, cycling, or climbing. 

Expertise/Area of Study

  • Native Aquatic Species Conservation
  • Barrier Removal and Mitigation
  • Monitoring and Methods
  • American Eels
  • Dam Removal Monitoring

Contracts/Programs

  • Hudson River Estuary Program
  • Bureau of Habitat
  • Aquatic Ecosystems
  • Water Quality