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    Infrastructure engineering firm NV5 joins E-ffiliates to explore intersection of sustainable infrastructure and energy

    NV5, an infrastructure engineering firm, has joined E-ffiliates to engage with Princeton’s network of clean energy corporate affiliates and its research at the intersection of energy, sustainable infrastructure, and decarbonization.

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    From bird watching to code writing, Riti Bhandarkar reflects on her path to energy

    With a background in conservation and protecting biodiversity, undergrad Riti Bhandarkar shifted her focus to rethink where we get our energy, with the goal to diminish our reliance on fossil fuels that threaten species, habitats, and the environment.

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    Battery visionary Kelsey Hatzell on the power of interfaces

    Hatzell developed novel imaging techniques to see the hidden interface between the energy-carrying electrons and energy-generating electrodes.

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    Net-Zero America: How state policymakers can use data from Princeton’s pioneering study to meet climate goals

    How many electric vehicles should be on the road in each state, and across the country, in 2030, 2040 and 2050 to meet climate goals? How much land will be needed for solar or wind farms? How large will the energy-sector workforce need to be?

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    Shared prosperity is key to clean energy transition, say experts
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    To successfully slash greenhouse emissions, the United States must ensure rural communities benefit from producing solar, wind, biofuels and other low-carbon fuels, panelists said at the annual Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership Retreat on June 3.

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Read Andlinger Center’s January newsletter

January 18, 2022
Infrastructure engineering firm NV5 joins E-ffiliates to explore intersection of sustainable infrastructure and energy

Infrastructure engineering firm NV5 joins E-ffiliates to explore intersection of sustainable infrastructure and energy

January 18, 2022
From bird watching to code writing, Riti Bhandarkar reflects on her path to energy

From bird watching to code writing, Riti Bhandarkar reflects on her path to energy

January 4, 2022
Carter recognized with Materials Theory Award

Carter recognized with Materials Theory Award

December 30, 2021
Making the switch to a net-zero mindset

Making the switch to a net-zero mindset

December 15, 2021
Research incorporating risk into energy system modeling funded by Andlinger Center innovation grant

Research incorporating risk into energy system modeling funded by Andlinger Center innovation grant

December 14, 2021

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Departmental Seminar: Quantum Design of Materials for a Sustainable Future

Departmental Seminar: Quantum Design of Materials for a Sustainable Future

February 18, 2022

Evidence to Action: Achieving the Net-Zero Targets – Eleventh Annual JRCPPF Conference (Virtual)

Evidence to Action: Achieving the Net-Zero Targets – Eleventh Annual JRCPPF Conference (Virtual)

February 24, 2022

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