Radley Horton — Urban Science Research Seminar

​The Center for Urban Science + Progress (CUSP) at NYU Tandon welcomes you to attend a lecture by Radley Horton, professor at Columbia University’s Climate School. This event, hosted as part of the Fall 2025 Research Seminar Series, will be held in Room 1201 at 370 Jay Street.

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About the Speaker

​Radley Horton is a Professor at Columbia University’s Climate School. His research focuses on climate extremes, tail risks, climate impacts, and adaptation. Radley was a Convening Lead Author for the Third National Climate Assessment. He currently is the Principal Investigator for the NOAA-Climate Adaptation Partnerships-funded Consortium for Climate Risk in the Urban Northeast. He is also the Columbia University lead for the NSF Funded Megalopolitan Coastal Transformation Hub (MACH) and the Department of Interior-funded Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center. Radley has served on numerous national and international task forces and committees, including the Climate Scenarios Task Force in support of the 2018 National Climate Assessment, and he often appears on national and international television, radio, and in print. Radley also teaches/is developing graduate courses on climate risk assessment.
 

​Visitor Information

​This event will be held in Room 1201 at 370 Jay St. Directions and a campus map is available here on the NYU Tandon website. Advance registration through Luma is required for campus access at NYU for external guests.
 

​About the Urban Science Research Seminar Series

​The Center for Urban Science + Progress’s annual Research Seminar series features leading voices in the growing field of urban informatics examining real-world challenges facing cities and urban environments around the world. The Fall 2025 series is organized by Assistant Professors Graham Dove, Yuki Miura, Qi Sun, and Takahiro Yabe.