Friday, April 14 @ 3PM | Join us for an artist talk with HUCE's 2023 Environmental Artist Jeri Eisenberg, whose photo-based work exploring non-traditional and alternative techniques is currently on view at the Center. For more information and to register, visit our website (link in bio)
HAPPENING SOON! MON 4/3 @ 6:30PM | Join us for a pre-release film screening of "Nuclear Now," followed by a discussion with Oliver Stone, Director + Co-Writer; Joshua S. Goldstein, Co-Writer; and Richard Lester, MIT. University ID only. Register via link in bio
APPLICATION DEADLINE APPROACHING | Applications for the HUCE Summer Undergraduate Research Fund are due by 5:00PM ET on Monday, March 20
For more information on the program, a list of research assistantship opportunities, and the application form, visit our website (link in bio)
Applications for the HUCE Summer Undergraduate Research Fund are due in just under two weeks on Monday, March 20 at 5:00PM ET. The application form, list of research assistantship opportunities, and further program details can be found on our website (link in bio)
The application window for the HUCE Summer Undergraduate Research Fund is open between now and Monday, March 20 at 5:00PM ET. To access the application form, list of research assistantship opportunities, and further program details, please visit our website (link in bio)
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT | As a 2022 Summer Undergraduate Research Fund grant recipient, Sameer Das worked with Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Harvard Earth and Planetary Sciences professor Eli Tziperman to identify and analyze the relationship between cyclone formation and El Niño-Southern Oscillation variations.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT | Research conducted by Summer Undergraduate Research Fund grant recipient Carlie McGrath Tydings and @harvardkennedyschool Professor Robert Stavins demonstrates that generating solar electricity at utility scale is more cost-effective than rooftop solar generation.
#FellowsFriday | As an Environmental Fellow, Matthew Johnson is researching the environmental history of the Caribbean’s oil refineries with @Harvard History of Science Professors Gabriela Soto Laveaga and Victor Seow. Learn more >> https://environment.harvard.edu/people/matthew-johnson-0
#FellowsFriday | Environmental Fellow Marissa Childs works with Professor Francesca Dominici and @Professor_Golden of @harvardchansph to study the effects of climate and land-use change in Madagascar, leveraging methods in causal inference to estimate health impacts >> https://environment.harvard.edu/people/marissa-childs-0
#FellowsFriday | Matthew Tarduno is an environmental economist studying how individuals' beliefs and biases impact their demand for environmental policy. Learn more about Matthew's past research and what he's doing now @harvardkennedyschool with Robert Stavins >> environment.harvard.edu/people/matthew-tarduno-0
It's #FellowsFriday! HUCE Fellow Julia Yang is @harvardseas researching the mechanisms of solvent interactions with critical minerals to develop green metals upcycling processes that are inexpensive, non-toxic, and adaptable to changing chemistries. To learn more about Julia's research, visit environment.harvard.edu/current-fellows.
