PEI’s Oppenheimer Discusses Greater Sea Level Rise from Warming
December 16, 2009 ・ Malcolm RitterStudy: Earth’s Polar Ice Sheets Vulnerable to Even Moderate Global Warming
December 16, 2009 ・ Steven BarnesAn additional 2 degrees of global warming could commit the planet to 6 to 9 meters (20 to 30 feet) of long-term sea level rise A new analysis of the geological record of the Earth’s sea level, carried out by…
Going Underground for a Climate Solution
December 14, 2009 ・ Chris EmeryCatherine Peters, an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, tours the Homestake Mine in South Dakota, where she plans to test whether the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide can be stored safely underground. (Photo: Bill Harlan/Sanford Underground Laboratory) Hoping to…
Martonosi named fellow of of leading engineering societies
December 14, 2009 ・ Chris Emery
PEI’s Oppenheimer Answers New York Times Question: How Much Climate Aid Is Enough?
December 11, 2009 ・ Chris Emery
PEI Robert Socolow Offers Perspective On Climate Change
December 7, 2009 ・ Chris EmeryRobert Socolow (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski) Name: Robert Socolow Title: Professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, co-director of the Carbon Mitigation Initiative and director of the Siebel Energy Grand Challenge. Scholarship: Assessing which technologies and policies might be effective in reducing…
Visualization Lab Helps Make Data Come Alive
November 30, 2009 ・ Kitta MacPhersonLab plans open house The Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering (PICSciE) will host an open house to feature its new Visualization Laboratory from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3, in 346 Lewis Library. The facility is…
