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CEE’s David Rounce and Matthew Weathers discuss their research on how glaciers and coastal sea levels can inform climate adaptation policy.
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Electrical and Computer Engineering’s Theo Benson explains how he works to improve internet connectivity in Africa.
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With increasing focus on equitable and just energy transition, it is critical to understand the trade-offs of different decarbonization outcomes across economic, environmental, and social sustainability criteria. Particulate matter in the air can cause increased health risks, and often is more prevalent in areas near power plants. Dr. Destenie Nock and Dr. Teagan Goforth are studying how policy changes for energy systems can improve local health along with other sustainability metrics. For further information about their work see the following papers: 1. Goforth, T., Levin, T., & Nock, D. (2025). Incorporating energy justice and equity objectives in power system models. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 210, 115155. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364032124008815 2. Goforth, T., Nock, D., Brown, M., Ghosh, T., & Lamers, P. (2024). Exploring equality and sustainability trade-offs of energy transition outcomes in the United States in 2050. Applied Energy, 367, 123376. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306261924007591
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Civil and Environmental Engineering's David Rounce discusses the latest of glacier projections and shows how they're being used to support mitigation and adaptation efforts to help communities become more climate resilient.
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Mechanical Engineering Professor Carmel Majidi talks about what inspired him to become an engineer.