The study was led by EAP alumnus David Abel and EAP faculty member Tracey Holloway.
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Hang attends Better Buildings conference
April Hang, an EAP Ph.D student in the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies and the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, recently received an EAP professional development and travel grant to attend a conference in …
Highlights from 2019 alumni panel and networking event
More than 25 EAP students, alumni, faculty, and staff gathered at Union South on February 6 for an alumni panel discussion and networking happy hour, featuring alumni from the Madison area. Panelists shared their experiences …
EAP Program awards esteemed graduate students with international scholarship
by EMMA HUBLER | from Nelson Institute: The Energy Analysis and Policy Program (EAP) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison is awarding five international graduate students with scholarships recognizing academic and professional excellence. EAP …
Going Global – UW-Madison EAP Program Legacy Positively Impacts International Environment Initiatives
October 11, 2018 | by BEKAH MCBRIDE This summer, Nelson Institute graduate student, David Abel, strengthened a UW-Madison legacy by joining some of the most celebrated scholars in the world at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis …
EAP Student Katie Mummah Shares Enthusiasm for Nuclear Energy
With a lively social media presence, grad student shares enthusiasm for nuclear energy Will Cushman | College of Engineering, University of Wisconsin–Madison | September 25, 2018 In an age increasingly defined and connected by online …
Wilson elected to ANS Board of Directors
NASA Health and Air Quality Team brings research ‘down to Earth’
May 30, 2018 | by KAI BRITO When we think about the health impacts of air pollution, it’s important to know which pollutants are in the air we breathe. Fortunately, the U.S. has a large …
Nemet, colleagues review negative emission technologies for reducing CO2
In three comprehensive studies, an international consortium of 20 researchers, including the La Follette School’s Greg Nemet and Sophia Rogers, found a major gap in climate change dialogue between science and policy. The journal Environmental …
Solar power’s greatest challenge was discovered 10 years ago. It looks like a duck.
Paul Denholm (EAP ’04), Principal Energy Analyst at the National Energy Renewable Laboratory, was recently interviewed by Vox about the origins of the “Duck Curve,” which demonstrates one of the major challenges of integrating large …