Celebrating Women in Energy and Water Research

Past Seminars

Recordings are avilaible of previous seminars on the EME YouTube channel. 

• 2022
  • "From the Woods of Maine to the Policy Jungles of DC and Beyond: The story of a career in research, policy engagement, and professional service,” experiential seminar and Q&A with Dr. Karen Palmer
  • “Beyond Clean Energy: The Financial Incidence and Health Effects of the IRA,” technical seminar with Dr. Karen Palmer
  • “ Predicting porous media flow and transport coefficients: open data, simulation and machine learning,” experiential seminar and Q&A Dr. Masha Prodanovic
  • “Planning vs. following your gut in a unconventional career path,”  technical seminar with Dr. Masha Prodanovic
  • “Splitters and Lumpers: My Different Roles Aimed at Improving the Environment,” experiential seminar and Q&A with Dr. Susan Altman
  • “Energy R&D at Sandia National Laboratories,” technical seminar with Dr. Susan Altman
  • "Exploration as a Life Long Passion," experiential seminar and Q&A with Dr. Barbara Sherwood Lollar
  • "Exploration of the Deep Subsurface Biosphere in Fracture Waters of the Precambrian Continents," technical seminar with Dr. Barbara Sherwood Lollar
  • "Open to Opportunites,"  experiential seminar and Q&A with Dr. Laura J. Pyrak-Nolte
  • "Illuminating Fractures with Novel Sources & Machine Fractures," techincal seminar with Dr. Laura J. Pyrak-Nolte
• 2021
  • "Fickle or Fine Tuning? An Unconventional Career Trajectory,"  experiential seminar and Q&A with Dr. Jennifer Dunn
  • "Guideposts and Guardrails: Analysis to Guide Energy and Material Transitions," techincal seminar with Dr. Jennifer Dunn
  • "Sinking, Swimming and Floating: My Life in Water Science," experiential seminar and Q&A with Dr. Joan Rose
  • "From Polio to COVID: Environmental Virology at its Best," techincal seminar with Dr. Joan Rose

About the Seminar Series

The Celebrating Women in Energy and Water Research seminar series was established in 2021 in collaboration with the Equal Opportunity Planning Committee (EOPC) to celebrate women doing energy and water research, to highlight their successes, engage women students, and provide an opportunity for faculty to establish and expand their professional network and mentoring relationships.