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The Society of Energy Fellows at MIT is a network of graduate students and postdoctoral associates pursuing a diverse array of energy research projects. Fellows are deeply engaged in helping achieve MITEI’s mission: to develop low- and no-carbon solutions that will efficiently meet global energy needs while minimizing environmental impacts and mitigating climate change. Graduate students and postdocs are selected to receive this prestigious opportunity in recognition of keen interest in energy, excellent academic record, and promising future. In the 2019-2020 calendar year, the Society grew to more than 460 members, representing 20 departments and spanning all five schools, and received support from five MITEI Members. The MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) is MIT’s energy hub, pairing world-class research teams from across the Institute with government and industry to respond to global energy challenges through research, education, and outreach. Member support provides key focus, research opportunities, and critical funding for the next generation of leaders in energy technology, science, and policy. Learn how to support the Society of Energy Fellows at MIT at energy.mit.edu/membership. Pairing MIT’s world-class research with industry leaders FOUNDING MEMBERS SUSTAINING MEMBERS MIT Energy Initiative Massachusetts Institute of Technology Building E19, 400 Main Street Cambridge, MA 02139-4307, USA energy.mit.edu/fellows [email protected] Photo Credits: Cover by Mira Whiting. Headshots by Eric Hayes, Justin Knight, John Parrillo, Mira Whiting, and courtesy of fellows. Society of ENERGY FELLOWS at MIT 2019–2020 STARTUP MEMBERS 2019-2020 MIT Energy Fellows received support from the following MITEI Members:
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The Society of Energy Fellows at MIT is a network of graduate students and postdoctoral associates pursuing a diverse array of energy research projects. Fellows are deeply engaged in helping achieve MITEI’s mission: to develop low- and no-carbon solutions that will efficiently meet global energy needs while minimizing environmental impacts and mitigating climate change. Graduate students and postdocs are selected to receive this prestigious opportunity in recognition of keen interest in energy, excellent academic record, and promising future. In the 2019-2020 calendar year, the Society grew to more than 460 members, representing 20 departments and spanning all five schools, and received support from five MITEI Members.
The MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) is MIT’s energy hub, pairing world-class research teams from across the Institute with government and industry to respond to global energy challenges through research, education, and outreach. Member support provides key focus, research opportunities, and critical funding for the next generation of leaders in energy technology, science, and policy.
Learn how to support the Society of Energy Fellows at MIT at energy.mit.edu/membership.
Pairing MIT’s world-class research with industry leaders
FOUNDING MEMBERS
SUSTAINING MEMBERS
MIT Energy Initiative
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Building E19, 400 Main Street
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307, USA
energy.mit.edu/fellows
Photo Credits: Cover by Mira Whiting. Headshots by Eric Hayes, Justin Knight, John Parrillo, Mira Whiting, and courtesy of fellows.
Society of
ENERGY FELLOWS at MIT2019–2020
STARTUP MEMBERS
2019-2020 MIT Energy Fellows received support from the following MITEI Members:
Allison JohnsonSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Eric Fadel Materials Science and EngineeringEni
Bora OzaltunInstitute for Data, Systems, and SocietyEni
Mollie LeBlancSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Sean RobertsonNuclear Science and EngineeringEni
Sarah Khanniche, PhDChemical EngineeringExxonMobil
Sara Ferry, PhDNuclear Science and EngineeringEni
Benjamin PartingtonSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Laureen MerouehMechanical EngineeringExxonMobil
James RuckdaschelSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Aliza KhurramMechanical EngineeringExxonMobil
Francesca Freyria, PhDChemistryEni
Alice SongArchitectureExxonMobil
Justin MontgomeryCivil and Environmental EngineeringExxonMobil
Erica SalazarNuclear Science and EngineeringCommonwealth Fusion Systems
Jack LakeMechanical EngineeringShell
Brian HeilbrunSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Michael PickeringSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Thaneer NarayananMaterials Science and EngineeringEni
Vrindaa SomjitNuclear Science and EngineeringChevron
Ellen LalkEarth, Atmospheric and Planetary SciencesShell
Brendan HortonSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Daniel RahillSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Alex O’BrienNuclear Science and EngineeringEni
MIT ENERGY FELLOWSenergy.mit.edu/fellows2019–2020
Michael TrevathanSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Max VilgalysInstitute for Data, Systems, and SocietyExxonMobil
Brandon BaylorSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Francesco Benedetti, PhDChemical EngineeringExxonMobil
Katherine BrownSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Suzane CavalcantiChemical EngineeringExxonMobil
Funmilola AsaSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Benjamin DacusNuclear Science and EngineeringEni
Kayhan BabakanSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Kevin YeMaterials Science and EngineeringExxonMobil
Caitlin WilliamsSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Oliver WilsonSystem Design and ManagementChevron
Fei YangSystem Design and ManagementChevron
