An internationally-recognised research leader, Professor Bryan is focused on creating cost-effective policy and management solutions for the sustainability of coupled human and nature systems. He has expertise in the application and development of computational tools and analytical methods in integrated modelling and assessment of land use and ecosystem services under global change. As a geographer, Professor Bryan has research interests at the human/environment interface combining aspects of land-use and management; agriculture and food security; water resources management; global change impact assessment, mitigation, and adaptation; biodiversity conservation; energy and life-cycle assessment; and economic and policy analysis. He has conducted research in China, India, Indonesia, the United States, and many parts of Australia.