The Irving Institute marked a milestone on June 12th with its Inaugural Graduation Celebration, honoring the MET Class of 2026.
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Teams took on problems ranging from grid reliability and energy storage, to sustainable fuels infrastructure, rural electrification, fleet decarbonization, and community engagement in renewable energy development.
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The energy transition is a policy challenge, a finance challenge, a community challenge—and increasingly, a data challenge. The professionals who will navigate it successfully are those who can move fluidly between technical models and human realities, translating complex analysis into decisions that affect real people and places. That is precisely the kind of thinking Shuchen Cong, PhD, cultivates in her classroom.
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The key to surviving climate change? That would be the ability to respond and adapt. As the two speakers in the seminar explained, adaptation and response are as important for both humans and tiny fruit flies.
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Members of the undergraduate Class of 2026 who engaged with Irving Institute programming leave Dartmouth with research published, litigation mapped, buildings analyzed, capital deployed, and documentaries in progress.
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