Underground hydrogen storage systems are the largest-scale, longest-term energy storage systems we can currently engineer. They have been proposed as integral parts of balancing supply and demand for electricity in electricity grids with variable power production systems like wind and solar, as well...

Join us for another exciting opportunity to learn about business operations and share best practices. After the great success of the inaugural Farm Stop Conference in 2024, we are proud to present the second Farm Stop Conference in March of 2025! With about one dozen farm stops now successfully up...

Representing Lake-Atmosphere Interactions in NOAA’s Weather Prediction Models About the presentation The talk provides an overview of various lake-atmosphere coupling approaches that are either currently employed or envisioned for NOAA’s suite of weather prediction models across a range of temporal...

Join fellow members of the SEAS community for an Alumni Master Chat with Robin Franz Martin (BS '99): "Recovering Surplus Food: A Key to Combating the Climate Crisis" About Robin: Robin Franz Martin began her current role as Executive Director of the Food Recovery Initiative at Joint Venture Silicon...

Title: Heat and Power: The Evolving Provision of Industrial Heat and Thermal Generation in a Decarbonizing World Chair: Dr. Michael Craig

Join us to hear from these amazing leaders about their career paths and how sustainability decision making plays a role in their positions. We'll hear from the Inaugural Environmental Justice Public Advocate for the state who leads the Michigan Advisory Council on Environmental Justice, the...

Title: Orienting the Roles of Consumers and Communities in a More Distributed Grid Co-Chairs: Dr. Michael Craig Dr. Scott Campbell

The U-M Science, Technology, and Society Program is excited to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a conference featuring distinguished graduate student alumni and former program directors in conversation with current faculty members. Join us to help inspire the next quarter century of U-M STS...