Dr. Anna Serra-Llobet is an environmental scientist who works at the University of California Berkeley Center for Smart Infrastructure. She is also a member of the UC Berkeley Center for Catastrophic Risk Management Advisory Board. Her research concerns global approaches to flood risk management at the interface between natural and social processes. Her research interests are on the use of digital twins and new technologies for environmental planning and climate adaptation, flood risk management policies and governance, residual risk of extreme floods, environmental justice, floods after fire, and nature-based solutions. She also teaches a course on fundamentals of Flood Risk Management (LD ARCH 205) at the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning (College of Environmental Design) and a course on Disaster Risk Resilience and Adaptation (ENVECON 7) (at the Rausser College of Natural Resources), which focus on different natural and human made hazards.