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GCEP scientists create a low-cost, long-lasting water splitter made of silicon and nickel November 14, 2013 > More Scientists develop heat-resistant materials that could vastly improve solar cell efficiency October 16, 2013 > More Solar: Lessons learned on the journey from research to commercial markets Examiner.com October 14, 2013 > More Bank of America joins Stanfords Global Climate & Energy Project October 9, 2013 > More GCEP Investigator David Lobell wins MacArthur 'genius' award September 25, 2013 > More Stanford scientists calculate the energy required to store wind and solar power on the grid September 9, 2013 > More GCEP Scientist Uses DNA to Assemble a Transistor from Graphene September 5, 2013 > More GCEP-sponsored scientists unmask crucial plant gene that could enhance efficient biofuel production August 15, 2013 > More GCEP scientists develop high-efficiency zinc-air battery May 29, 2013 > More Global solar photovoltaic industry is likely now a net energy producer, Stanford researchers find April 2, 2013 > More Former GCEP Visiting Scholar Enge Wang named President of Peking University March 22, 2013 > More GCEP Scientists Make Solar Energy Chip 100 Times More Efficient March 13, 2013 > More GCEP will award $6.6 million for novel energy research March 11, 2013 GCEP to fund new research that leads to cleaner fuels and lower greenhouse gas emissions. > More Calculating the Energetic Cost of Grid-Scale Storage March 5, 2013 GCEP scientists have developed a novel way to calculate the energetic cost of building large batteries and other storage technologies for the electrical grid. > More Going negative: Stanford scientists explore new ways to remove atmospheric CO2 February 16, 2013 Reducing carbon dioxide emissions may not be enough to curb global warming, say Stanford University scientists. The solution could require carbon-negative technologies that actually remove large amounts of CO2 from the atmosphere. > More Four who have been affiliated with GCEP elected to National Academy of Engineering February 7, 2013 Election to the National Academy of Engineering is among the highest professional honors an engineer can achieve. > More |
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