Dr. Nock will speak about her recent research into the greenhouse gas contribution from current electric transmission and distribution systems.
Irving Institute Director and ENVS Professor Elizabeth Wilson offers some reasoned optimism on achieving global carbon reduction goals in a recent Energy and Environment News article.
Joseph Bafumi, associate professor of government, who worked with the Irving Institute to design the new FSP in Russia, received the Frank J. Guarini Award for Extraordinary Contribution to Off-Campus Programs.
On Wednesday, August 5 at 8 p.m., Kate Bowman, of Utah Clean Energy, will discuss her career path and answer your questions about working in the energy sector as part of the Alumni Sparks Energy Careers Series.
This webinar series brings together talks centered around modeling batteries, both physics-based and data-driven.
The Irving Institute partners with Dartmouth Admissions on four summer climate and energy focused "virtual visits" for prospective students.
Eleven students received funding for their energy-related research and professional development for summer 2020.
Spring term at Dartmouth was anything but typical. The Irving Institute staff worked to identify student needs and assist with career programming.
The Irving Institute has launched a new twice-monthly seminar series in partnership with more than a dozen colleges and universities in the United States and Europe.
The Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society stands in solidarity with our Black students, staff, alumni, and with Black people across the United States and the world.
