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We are welcoming Visiting Graduate Researchers Azza and Kristin to the EAO group

The EAO Group is welcoming Kevin Galvin who is starting his Ph.D. program in the Energy Science and Engineering Department this fall.

The fellowship supports his research on the role of heat batteries in reducing emissions from the industrial sector.

At our department's research showcase and strategic retreat, Professor Brandt joined the faculty panel and the group contributed multiple posters to the student poster competition.

Fran shared initial results of her recent work at the Methane Emissions Technology Alliance (META) online seminar series.

Josh was invited to speak at Columbia University’s Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Workshop in Sustainable Development (IPWSD) 2025.

The EAO Group is excited to welcome Jonas Padberg who is a Visiting Student Researcher in the Energy Science and Engineering Department this Spring 2025.

Spencer will share her most recent work on the natural gas system's carbon intensity on Friday.

Chen's contribution evaluates continuous methane measurement technologies for high-volume emissions.

For more than a year, members of the EAO group have been planning the blinded methane controlled release experiment in Pau, France.

Congratulations to Lama El Halabi who has been admitted to the 2024/2025 cohort of the Stanford Data Science Scholars Program.

The EAO Group is excited to welcome Josh Romo and Mathis Heyer, both of whom are starting their Ph.D. programs in the Energy Science and Engineering Department this fall.

The EAO group welcomes Katrin Sievert as a visiting research scholar working with Adam Brandt and the BRIDGES team.