Connecting across traditional disciplinary boundaries is particularly critical in addressing our most pressing and complex global challenges like climate change and energy transitions.

This year's New Energy Summer Summit cohort of 20 scholars, chosen from an applicant pool of over 100, hail from 18 universities from inside and outside the US.

Irving Institute welcomed 19 early-career energy and climate researchers from 17 universities across North America to campus for three-day convening in July.

Participants will network with peers as well as with Dartmouth faculty and researchers, learn about emerging research in the climate and energy space, identify shared and complementary areas of expertise among peers, and more.

20 early-career energy and society researchers hailing from 17 universities around the world converged on the Dartmouth campus during the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society's inaugural New Energy Summer Summit.