Andlinger Center at Davos

A delegation of Princeton University faculty members — including Lynn Loo, director of the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment; Dean of Engineering Emily A. Carter; and other Andlinger Center faculty — led and took part in discussions on major global issues at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Read more here.

E-ffiliates retreat

Balancing the needs for energy, economic growth, climate change mitigation, and access to affordable and clean water and air was central to the animated discussions at this year’s annual retreat for Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership, a corporate membership-based program administered by the Andlinger Center. Read more here.

The scene during lunch at the Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership retreat. 

Awards

• The Society for Risk Analysis awarded Elke U. Weber with the Distinguished Achievement Award, the society’s highest honor. This award is presented to an individual for extraordinary achievement in science or public policy relating to risk analysis. Read more here.
• A novel way to cool and dehumidify buildings, and a mass social media experiment aiming to reduce energy use are two research projects that have received funding from Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership this year. Read more here.
• Princeton's IP Accelerator Fund supports promising new technologies. Two projects are based at the Andlinger Center. Read more here and here.
• Forrest Meggers received funding from Princeton’s Project X Innovation Fund for a novel experiment that explores deep geothermal wells to heat buildings and cities while simultaneously sequestering carbon dioxide emissions. Read more here.

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