Andrew, a research botanist at The University of Adelaide and The State Herbarium of South Australia, used his Fellowship adding Global Biodiversity Information Facility's herbarium records, creating a dataset that distinguishes native, naturalized, and erroneous plant occurrences for improved botanical research and diversity analysis.

Abhayraj Naik, a Bengaluru-based activist and educator, developed Scetti, a data-driven tool for Indian energy policymakers to transition from coal-based electricity

Vickesh, a software engineer and founder of Horizon, used Subak Fellowship support to openly publish recycling data, helping consumers make sustainable choices and companies reduce product impact.

Christina Last, a Postgraduate Researcher at MIT, developed a machine learning model to predict short-lived climate pollutants (PM10) using post-COVID lockdown data, aiming to reduce pollution and emissions.

Helen, an environmental economist and founder of ClimateNode, used natural language processing to create annotated maps of street-level flash flood events in English cities for her Fellowship project.

Ellie Young, Founder of Common Action, developed an open-source ontology and UI portal for crowdsourcing data on climate and sustainability challenges to form a publicly accessible knowledge graph, connected to the Common Action community of innovators, academic experts and local communities.

Darren, a climate scientist in Adelaide, used his Fellowship to update a paleo-reanalysis dataset of the past 1000 years, combining computer modeling and climate proxy records to better understand and contextualize recent extreme climate events in Australia and the southern hemisphere.

Stuart, a post-doctoral ecologist at the University of Adelaide and University of Copenhagen, used his Fellowship to create a high-resolution dataset of sea surface temperatures to track coral reef warming and bleaching risk from 1985 to 2100 across various climate scenarios.

Karl's Fellowship project demonstrated the feasibility of vehicle-to-grid technology, showing its potential to save households thousands on energy bills and reduce global CO2 emissions by over 1 billion tonnes by 2050.

Grant’s Fellowship project developed an interactive map/dashboard to help local authorities and energy stakeholders understand electric vehicle registration trends and EV infrastructure evolution.

Ghislain Irakoze, a sustainability entrepreneur and researcher, developed a predictive dashboard for tracking EV component efficiency and maintenance needs during his Fellowship, helping to reduce costs and enhance trust in Rwanda’s e-mobility transition.

Dominic, a marine ecologist, used his Fellowship to enhance climate-conscious decision-making in marine ecosystem management, focusing on maximizing carbon sequestration benefits through improved restoration practices.