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Past Seminars
Throughout the academic year, GCEP holds seminars on the Stanford
campus featuring guest speakers discussing technologies related to
energy and the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Listed below are
previous topics and speakers. H2 Storage in Organic Heterocyclic Liquids Prof. Robert H. Crabtree, Chemistry Department, Yale University May 11, 2007 From Science to Regulation – California's Air Quality Program (PDF, 1.37Mb) Robert Sawyer, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley March 8, 2007 A Combinatorial and Distributed Approach to Solving the Problem of Splitting Water With Sunlight (PDF, 8.7Mb) Prof. Bruce Parkinson, Department of Chemistry, Colorado State University July 21, 2006 Nature's Renewable Energy Blueprint: Future Fuel from Photosynthesis & Biomimics (PDF) Prof. G. Charles Dismukes, Princeton University Apr. 27, 2006 Energy Choices, Energy Futures (PDF) Richard Sears, Shell International Exploration & Production Inc. Feb. 24, 2006 Solar Thermochemical Splitting of Water: Theory, Application, and Materials Research Opportunities (PDF) Prof. Alan Weimer, University of Colorado Nov. 18, 2004 The Role of Terrestrial Ecosystems in the Global Carbon Systems (PDF) Dr. Chris Field, Director, Department of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institution of Washington, Stanford, CA Oct. 27, 2004 Catalytic and Enzymatic Hydrogen Production (PDF) Dr. J.K. Norskov, Center for Atomic-scale Materials Physics, Technical University of Denmark Oct. 21, 2004 Chemical Options for CO2 Capture and Storage (PDF) Dr. Greg Rau, Senior Researcher, UC Santa Cruz, LLNL Sept. 30, 2004 The American Public's Views of Global Climate Change and Potential Amelioration Strategies (PDF) Prof. Jon Krosnick, Stanford University May 24, 2004 Challenges for the Chemical Sciences in Renewable Energy Technology Development (PDF) Dr. Nathan S. Lewis, California Institute of Technology May 20, 2004 Carbon's Future Role in Energy (PDF) Dr. Klaus S. Lackner, Columbia University April 1, 2004 Bridging to a Future of Reduced Climate Risk (PDF) Dr. John Shinn, Senior Staff Advisor, Global Issues, ChevronTexaco Energy Technology Company |