B.Sc in Biotechnology (University College London)
Darrian Paul is a biotechnology researcher and multidisciplinary analyst whose work spans biotechnology, renewable energy, energy policy, and sustainable development. He holds a BSc in Biotechnology from University College London, with research experience in synthetic biology, algal biotechnology, biofuels, biochemical engineering, and the development of biological systems for industrial applications. Darrian currently works as an Analyst at the Lloyd Best Institute of the Caribbean, where he conducts research on energy systems, the energy transition, national development, and socio-economic issues across the Caribbean and internationally. His work has included comparative energy-sector analysis, renewable-energy policy, sustainable technology, and health initiatives. He has presented at regional conferences, contributed to public and policy discussions on energy and development, and co-hosts the Exposing the Gap podcast, which examines issues affecting Trinidad and Tobago’s development and younger generations.