Primary contact: Tom Hobson
Nathaniel is a researcher and postgraduate student who works on theoretical, systemic, and sociopolitical approaches to existential risk, as well as societal collapse and resilience.
He currently focuses on societal resilience to global catastrophes and methods for rigorously modelling extinction risk, in addition to producing an introductory x-risk curriculum.
Nathaniel has previously held research roles at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk and the Stanford Existential Risks Initiative. He is also an occasional co-host of 21st Talks, an existential risk podcast.
Alongside this, Nathaniel is studying theoretical archaeology at University College London, following a BA in Archaeology from the University of Cambridge. His dissertation considers how macrohistory can be used to imagine and improve humanity's future.
Paper by S. J. Beard, Nathaniel Cooke, Sarah Dryhurst, Mike Cassidy, Goodwin Gibbins, Georgiana Gilgallon, Ben Holt, Ida Josefiina, Luke Kemp, Aaron Tang, Julius Weitzdörfer, Paul Ingram, Lalitha Sundaram, Rick Davies
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