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The unique specialization will train students in the theory and practice of sharing climate knowledge.

Advancing Innovation Through Collaboration and Impact  The Energy Transition Network (ETN) continues to bring together leaders across industry, academia, and national laboratories to accelerate the translation of cutting-edge research into scalable, real-world energy and sustainability solutions. This quarter highlights key...

A new study found most EV owners would not cede charging control, even when receiving money to do so, leaving utilities strained during peak charging times.

The new approach, developed by UChicago PME and Argonne National Laboratory researchers, offers a streamlined and cost-effective pathway toward decarbonization.

Institute faculty, affiliated faculty, and partners win seed funding to advance actionable AI weather forecasting in developing economies in Africa and Asia.

Miller will support scientists and manage international projects at the intersection of AI, weather, climate and health, with a specific focus on low- and middle-income countries.

A blackout in Chile that lasted several hours cost $36 million in lost economic activity, highlighting the potential value of investing in grid infrastructure.

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Dan Cziczo, a leading expert in atmospheric aerosols and cloud formation, will join CSEi as a Professor of Geophysical Sciences later this spring. 

The cohort of more than 30 students, scholars and staff experienced an action-packed week of learning and networking at the conference—dubbed the “Super Bowl of Energy.”