News SBAR Teachers and Fellows prepare emerging water resource topics for K-12 classrooms WRRC Director Gives Talk to SBAR Educators Read more Lighting Up the Energy Storage Market As federal energy tax credits begin to expire this year, Congress is looking at new incentives to promote decarbonization technologies to address climate change and market demand. As more utilities, companies and states pursue new clean and renewable energy goals, research is focused on better storage solutions and bringing the costs down. Read more Graduate Student Hadiqa Maqsood wins 1st Place Award at Grad Slam! Read more IES Energy Talks - April Thursday, April 11, 2019 - 5:30pm Oliver Monti, PhD Professor, UA Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Dept. of Physics "Quantum what? The next revolution in electronics" Rebekah Waller, MS student, Biosystems Engineering Read more Industry Spotlight Tucson Electric Power’s partnerships with IES pave the way for a new era of renewable energy Read more Indige-FEWSS Spring Break Immersion in Navajo Country “It was an incredible honor to be allowed to learn some of the oral histories of the Navajo people,” said Indige-FEWSS fellow, Kyle Boyer. Read more FEBRUARY 7th: What's growing at Biosphere 2? February's ENERGY TALKS promises to be sensational with UA Professor of Biogeography and Ecosystem Science, Greg Barron-Gafford, who will highlight the latest research in solar technology and agriculture. Read more Industry Spotlight Coca-Cola’s Sustainability Work at the University of Arizona Campus Read more AZSEC 2018 Heads to the Biosphere 2 It's was an exciting year for the Arizona Student Energy Conference, an annual graduate student conference on renewable energy science, technology, and policy at the energy-water nexus. Featured was keynote speaker: Dr. Cherry Murray, Professor of Technology and Public Policy in Engineering and Applied Sciences, and Department of Physics at Harvard University. Read more UA Food-Energy-Water Research Teams With AZ Navajo Tribal Education Titled Indigenous Food, Energy, and Water Security and Sovereignty (Indigi-FEWSS), the goal of this project is to educate and engage students, with an emphasis on recruitment of first-generation and minority students seeking opportunities, to make a difference in developing communities. . Read more IES - Leading the Way in Biofuel & Bioproduct Research IES has been awarded a $15 million grant that includes a new Center for Sustainable Bioeconomy for Arid Regions (SBAR). The 5-year grant is a multidisciplinary, intercollegiate research project awarded by USDA-NIFA that will help to address the nation's need for biofuel and bioproducts. The re Read more Subscribe to our newsletter View past issues:
SBAR Teachers and Fellows prepare emerging water resource topics for K-12 classrooms WRRC Director Gives Talk to SBAR Educators Read more
Lighting Up the Energy Storage Market As federal energy tax credits begin to expire this year, Congress is looking at new incentives to promote decarbonization technologies to address climate change and market demand. As more utilities, companies and states pursue new clean and renewable energy goals, research is focused on better storage solutions and bringing the costs down. Read more
IES Energy Talks - April Thursday, April 11, 2019 - 5:30pm Oliver Monti, PhD Professor, UA Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Dept. of Physics "Quantum what? The next revolution in electronics" Rebekah Waller, MS student, Biosystems Engineering Read more
Industry Spotlight Tucson Electric Power’s partnerships with IES pave the way for a new era of renewable energy Read more
Indige-FEWSS Spring Break Immersion in Navajo Country “It was an incredible honor to be allowed to learn some of the oral histories of the Navajo people,” said Indige-FEWSS fellow, Kyle Boyer. Read more
FEBRUARY 7th: What's growing at Biosphere 2? February's ENERGY TALKS promises to be sensational with UA Professor of Biogeography and Ecosystem Science, Greg Barron-Gafford, who will highlight the latest research in solar technology and agriculture. Read more
AZSEC 2018 Heads to the Biosphere 2 It's was an exciting year for the Arizona Student Energy Conference, an annual graduate student conference on renewable energy science, technology, and policy at the energy-water nexus. Featured was keynote speaker: Dr. Cherry Murray, Professor of Technology and Public Policy in Engineering and Applied Sciences, and Department of Physics at Harvard University. Read more
UA Food-Energy-Water Research Teams With AZ Navajo Tribal Education Titled Indigenous Food, Energy, and Water Security and Sovereignty (Indigi-FEWSS), the goal of this project is to educate and engage students, with an emphasis on recruitment of first-generation and minority students seeking opportunities, to make a difference in developing communities. . Read more
IES - Leading the Way in Biofuel & Bioproduct Research IES has been awarded a $15 million grant that includes a new Center for Sustainable Bioeconomy for Arid Regions (SBAR). The 5-year grant is a multidisciplinary, intercollegiate research project awarded by USDA-NIFA that will help to address the nation's need for biofuel and bioproducts. The re Read more
