Vikrom is Founding Director of Transitions Research. He conducts multidisciplinary research and policy analysis at the interface of technology, society and sustainability. His research explores the role of human choice and societal decision making in face of normative and scientific uncertainty. Vikrom set up India's first urban living lab to test socio-technical innovation in the real-life laboratory of cities and neighborhoods. His ongoing research examines the social dimension of climate change in India - how do we deeply and rapidly alter politics, norms, attitudes, behaviour and incentives to act? He also researches norms and institutions that can help manage environmental opportunities and challenges associated with emerging technologies. He received his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Oxford University, Institute for Science, Society and Innovation. Vikrom is Senior Fellow of the Observer Research Foundation, India, Senior Fellow of Centre for Social and Behavioral Change and Associate Fellow of the Stockholm Environment Institute.

Bharath Haridas is a Strategic Design Fellow at Transitions Research. His work focuses on applying strategic design, human-centred methods, and systems thinking to bridge research, policy, and societal action within sustainability transitions. Drawing on over a decade of experience in innovation consulting, service design, and cross-sector collaboration (including climate, agriculture, and health). he develops research tools, communication strategies and experiential learning experiences. At Transitions Research, Bharath contributes his expertise to designing behavioural interventions for the People's Urban Living Lab (PULL) and crafting learning journeys for the Monsoon Academy. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Interdisciplinary Design from the California College of the Arts.

Angelina Chamuah is the Programme Director of one of Transitions Research's initiatives, Future Foresight. Her work focuses on the social and ethical dimensions of technologies in the 4IR. Bringing a Science, Technology and Society (STS) lens to the study of AI and digital technologies, she works on the intersections of AI, sustainability futures and the platform economy. In her prior research roles, she has worked extensively on the use of AI in India across diverse sectors of agriculture, health, education and cities. Her work extends to the core of the data and human infrastructures that ultimately make AI and other computational technologies tick. Some of her work on AI and other techno-social infrastructures have appeared in the Contributions to Indian Sociology, Economic and Political Weekly, The Print.

She holds an M.A. and M.Phil. in Sociology from the Delhi School of Economics, where her research explored questions of agency, design and power in building the 'social' dimension of human-machine interactions.

Britney Faustin joined Transitions Research as a Course Coordinator, where she is actively involved in project facilitation for Monsoon Academy and content development for the Jumpstart Fellowship. Before joining Transitions Research, she worked as an HR Associate at The Leela Palace, Chennai, gaining experience in organizational development and CSR project management. Her academic background includes a postgraduate degree in Social Work with a specialization in Human Resource Management and an undergraduate degree in English Literature. She has actively contributed to research and has presented papers at national and international conferences on topics such as "The Impact of Casteism on the Indian Economy" and "Health Impacts on Gypsy Women Due to Climate Change."

Shraddha More is a designer, artist, and researcher whose socially engaged practice seeks to disrupt societal structures, and knowledge hierarchies, by advocating for collective approaches. Within her work, she delves into socio-political themes of social justice. Her research interests focus on understanding the driving forces behind certain human behaviours within oppressive systems, utilising storytelling and play as methods to translate human values into tangible forms. This critical thinking is fundamental to her understanding of how society is changing and the role she, plays in influencing it. Her practice encompasses speculative thinking and social design, with the aim to provoke, challenge, and change perspectives. Shraddha is an Inlaks scholar for an MA in Design program from Goldsmiths, University of London, 2023 and she pursued her BFA in Painting from Sir J.J. School of Art, Mumbai, 2019.

Teenu J Thaikattil is an architect and urban designer with over a decade of experience in urban development. She has joined Transitions Research as an Urban Planning Fellow, where she focuses on advancing inclusive and sustainable urban practices through the PULL programme. Before her role at Transitions Research, Teenu coordinated initiatives aimed at decarbonising the built environment and enhancing sustainable tourism infrastructure. She has also served as an assistant professor in both private and government architecture colleges across India, where she gained valuable experience in capacity building. Teenu holds a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from Anna University and a Master's in Urban Design from the College of Engineering, Trivandrum. She is an associate member of the Institute of Urban Designers India and is registered with the Council of Architecture, India. Her research interests centre around neighbourhood planning, low carbon development, and behavioural urbanism.