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Rare earth elements are critical for use in high-tech electronics, defense systems, and clean energy technologies. The U.S. imports more than 75 percent of its rare earth elements, leaving the industry beholden to outside forces. @AndlingerCenter acee.princeton.edu/acee-news…
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Raphael Aryeetey has been named executive director of Princeton University’s @AndlingerCenter. As executive director, Aryeetey will oversee the center's core strategic and operational functions. Read more: acee.princeton.edu/acee-news…
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"My work in the CHAOS Lab gave me a sense for how important building heating and cooling is."
As an @AndlingerCenter intern, @ArianeAdcroft '26 helped construct a climate chamber to study different heating and cooling technologies. bit.ly/3YCLaDu
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.@ArianeAdcroft had always had a sense that she wanted to explore sustainability in her studies, but she was surprised to discover a detailed interest in the built environment through her time in the lab of @ForrestCHAOS. Read more from @AndlingerCenter: acee.princeton.edu/acee-news…
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Princeton’s scientists, engineers and scholars tackle the world’s toughest problems and have shown again and again that they can deliver extraordinary breakthroughs, like those that launched the machine learning revolution, established the first climate models and led to a revolutionary lung-cancer treatment.
While we don’t know with any certainty which research will produce the next blockbuster result or scientific miracle, history tells us they are most likely to come from universities: bit.ly/453QMtS
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With the U.S. opposing climate action and China setting a weak 2035 emissions target, overshooting the 1.5°C threshold seems inevitable. Join us on 12/4 as Rick Duke explores a multispeed mitigation strategy at our Highlight Seminar.
bit.ly/3M7E8DH
ALT Event poster for a seminar titled 'Multispeed Mitigation to Manage Midcentury Overheating Above 1.5°C' on December 4, featuring Rick Duke. The poster includes Rick Duke’s headshot, event details, and associated logos. Background contains a vivid globe image suggesting climate focus. Seminar takes place from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Maeder Hall Auditorium.
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New work from PMI's Kelsey Hatzell demonstrating how membranes made from next-gen materials called MXenes (pronounced Maxines) show promise when separating ions and other compounds from complex solutions.
Read: materials.princeton.edu/news…
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New research by @zjasonren of the @AndlingerCenter and his team represents a step toward making hydrogen a practical pathway to decarbonize industries that are difficult to electrify, such as steel and fertilizer production. ⬇️ engineering.princeton.edu/ne…
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Princeton engineers are developing more efficient ways to separate charged molecules, which can help with such applications as water desalination and waste recovery. Read more from the @AndlingerCenter
here: engineering.princeton.edu/ne…
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Coming to the @AndlingerCenter Annual Meeting on Thursday?
Don't miss PMI's @sarazencatlab and @zjasonren at the New Frontiers in Circularity panel at 10:35 a.m.
Not registered yet? Reserve your spot here: eventbrite.com/e/andlinger-c…
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Retro-reflectors could help future cities keep their cool.
Engineers at @AndlingerCenter have quantified the cooling benefits of a solution for beating urban heat: reflecting solar radiation back to its source. bit.ly/4ncMiZq
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PMI's @sarazencatlab will be moderating a panel at the upcoming @AndlingerCenter Annual Meeting on "New Frontiers in Circularity" and potential breakthroughs in energy efficient and sustainable processes that emphasize closed loops. PMI's @zjasonren will also be participating.
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Discussion on #carbon #capture at the @WSJ #JournalHouse featuring Alex Petre of Deep Sky Climate, Chris Greig of @AndlingerCenter , and Stephen Donofrio of @OPIS
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A team from @AndlingerCenter is using information about Puerto Rico’s energy grid during Hurricane Fiona to help system operators better understand power grids in the face of increasingly frequent and severe climate extremes, from hurricanes to heat waves. bit.ly/3VEmZ5Q
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Gabriele Villarini, a leader in hydrology, has been named the next vice dean of @EPrinceton. The vice dean has broad responsibilities for budgets, space planning, renovation, internal grants and awards, and other areas of administration. Read more: engineering.princeton.edu/ne…
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They're here!
Princeton's Great Class of 2029 has officially moved in. 🧡🖤
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New editorial by Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar @KelseyHatzell of @Eprinceton and @AndlingerCenter: "Matching Manuscripts and Minds: Tips for Effective Reviewer Selection"
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Is decarbonization dead? @JaneAFlegal & I join @ezraklein to talk through how Trump just shredded America's most ambitious climate policy, what survived, and where we go from here. Listen @nytimes or wherever you get your podcasts. 🎁 link below.
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Honored to share my latest research with the Princeton community as part of the "New Light: Rising Stars in Energy and the Environment" seminar series, hosted by the @AndlingerCenter. Follow-up questions, please DM or email ([email protected])
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In addition to lowering the carbon intensity of the cement and concrete industry, a new process developed at @AndlingerCenter could enable new uses for construction and demolition waste. bit.ly/42732aF