Sustain Southern Seminar Series (2014-2021)
Renewing Our Independence Through Renewable Energy: Challenges and Opportunities
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Biography of Lecturer
A forward-thinking visionary, Dr. Steven Chu’s sharp focus on research during his time as secretary of energy transformed the agency by bringing science to the forefront of America’s clean energy policy. Chu was also a top science advisor to President Barack Obama, where he used his skills to assist BP in stopping the massive Gulf oil leak and assisted the government of Japan in dealing with the tsunami-damaged Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear reactors.
His work in laser cooling and trapping was honored as a co-recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1997. He continues to work on solving the country’s energy problems by focusing on new pathways to sustainable, carbon dioxide-neutral energy.
Learn more about Dr. Steven Chu here
Location of Lecture
Georgia Southern University
Digital Publication Date
2014
Date of Lecture
4-15-2014
Event Type
Lecture (File Not Available for Download)
University Sponsor
Sustain Southern
Language
English
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Recommended Citation
Chu, Steven PhD, "Renewing Our Independence Through Renewable Energy: Challenges and Opportunities" (2014). Sustain Southern Seminar Series (2014-2021). 4.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sustainability-seminar-series/4
