Energy Club President, Hayley Hirsh, is featured on NSF’s Science Nation, talking about the future and challenges of sodium ion batteries. Hayley is part of Prof. Meng’s lab which focuses on many different types of renewable energy including Li ion batteries and photovoltaics. Check out the video here!
Discoveries in research can have great effects on society and our daily lives. Transistors developed at Bell labs have pushed forward space exploration, satellite research enables GPS services and bioluminescence can be used to edit genes. The common root of successful commercialization of these discoveries has been communication. Being able to clearly explain what your […]
The energy club had the opportunity to tour the UCSD microgrid and learn more about how UCSD is powered and the new technology being tested. We learned about different energy storage and generation technologies are being used such as the many solar panels on campus, DC fast charging electric vehicle stations, lithium ion storage batteries […]
We had an incredibly diverse student seminar event at the RIMAC green room with great conversations and Chipotle funded by the Jacobs Graduate Student Council. Our presenters included: Andy Hayley GPS 1 GPS 2 Thank you to all who attended and we hope to see you at our next event!
Thursday, May 31 6-8PM Green Room in RIMAC Join the Energy Club at an exciting event that will focus on energy storage from the perspectives of engineers and policy makers! Come learn how your iPhone works and how Tesla is growing their market around the world. Free Chipotle will be provided! Check it out on […]
awesome talk with videos of real time lithium dendrite growth. thanks UCSD ECS club for hosting!
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Energy Club Kickoff Getting prepared for the Energy Club Kickoff event, our goal was to showcase diverse student research in the energy field at UCSD. We had three great speakers present their research. Juliane Sempionatto from NanoEngineering showed us how energy could be harvested from the human body and be used to power sensors. Niu […]