Andlinger Center for Energy + the Environment

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Claire White honored for outstanding teaching, ‘turning cement into magic’

Claire White received the President's Award for Distinguished Teaching at Princeton's Commencement ceremonies on May 30.

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Darius Rudasingwa Ganza: Exploring new materials for carbon capture

This past summer intern at the Andlinger Center worked on a research project to understand new materials for carbon capture.

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https://acee.princeton.edu/acee-news/maeder-fellowship-supports-work-to-make-fusion-power-a-reality/

Maeder Fellowship supports work to make fusion power a reality

Francisco Sáenz, the 2023-2024 Maeder Fellow, will study liquid metals and their applications for nuclear fusion.

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https://acee.princeton.edu/acee-news/weber-receives-patrick-suppes-prize-in-psychology/

Weber receives Patrick Suppes Prize in Psychology

Elke Weber was awarded the Patrick Suppes Prize in Psychology for her work to understand how people make important decisions in real-world environments.

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https://acee.princeton.edu/acee-news/princeton-joins-wind-institute-fellowship-program/

Princeton joins Wind Institute Fellowship Program to advance student offshore wind research

The fellowship program will allow graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines to advance knowledge around offshore wind in New Jersey.

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Learn about our mission

The Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton University is a multidisciplinary research and education center, whose singular mission is to develop technologies and solutions to better our energy and environmental future.

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Collaborate with us on research

From the next generation of solar photovoltaics to fuels generated using artificial photosynthesis, the researchers at the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment are working on many promising technologies and solutions that will pave the way for a world less reliant on fossil fuels.

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Explore our education programs

Through courses, certificate programs, and lectures, students are able to learn about sustainable energy technologies, renewable energy sources, and their complex, intertwining connections to policies, economics, and human behavior. And there are many opportunities for hands-on learning through field work and classes where students can fabricate and investigate materials and devices.

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Become an E-ffiliates member

To foster transformational changes in energy and the environment, the world needs academic and industry experts working together on innovative research that become practical, market-ready solutions. Our corporate affiliates program, the Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership, answers this call.

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Read our Distillates

To educate beyond Princeton Universtiy, the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment offers the Energy Technology Distillates. Designed to provide succinct yet substantive information to policymakers, corporate leaders, educators, students, and other interested citizens, these publications cover emerging topics in energy and the environment that combine technological, economic, and policy considerations.

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Join our team

The Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment fosters a vibrant atmosphere where deep collaboration, engagement, passion, and curiosity among faculty, researchers, students, and staff are highly valued. The Andlinger Center is continuously looking for talented and dedicated individuals who want to join our team and help fulfill the center’s mission: to provide clean energy for a rapidly growing world population while preserving our natural resources.

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