In June 2019, graduate student Katie Anderson was able to participate in an ice core drilling project in Alaska's Denali National Park, thanks in part to mini-grant support from the Irving Institute.
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Irving Institute mini-grants provide funding for students conducting research, participating in conferences or unpaid internships, or who seek support in other energy-related work. The spring deadline is Feb. 1.
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New for summer 2020, the Irving Institute and the Government Dept. are offering a new interdisciplinary program in Russia. Study how the country is shaped by its energy resources and the impact of climate change. Applications due 2/1!
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The Dartmouth Energy Collabortive's bi-weekly energy lunch series returns Thursday, January 9 at 12:15 p.m. with Dartmouth Sustainability Director Rosi Kerr giving a talk about the College's energy system. The lunch will be held in Occom Commons, Goldstein Hall and is open to all. Other talks scheduled for winter term include:
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The engineering professor and a colleague won for research on what's known as the inverted firm.
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