Join us in our energy conversation with Roger Duncan and Dr. Michael Webber of University of Texas at Austin on energy efficiecy and the future of buildings, transportation and power.

Dr. Muhammad Rashid, author of “Power Electronics”, recognized as among top 2% of scientists in the world in a study by Stanford University talks about the future role of power electronics in smart grids, and shares his experience with academics, energy professionals, policymakers, and students.

The Energy-Water Nexus including policy analysis, energy and water savings in residential sector, multidisciplinary research collaboration on energy and sustainability topics... All discussed with Dr. Ashlynn Stillwell in this episode.

A historian energy expert, Dr. Jeffrey Manual tells us about the history of fuel alcohol, ethanol production and technology in US and Brazil, and portrays the global picture.

What is the significance of PE and LC licences in the lighting profession? How to approach a lighting project to achieve energy-efficient outcomes? What is the global understanding of energy-efficient lighting? And suggestions to students... All of these are addressed by Kaitlin Page, an expert in sustainable lighting design.

As a mechanical engineering senior, Landon shares his experiences in college including ASHRAE Student Chapter involvement, field trips, Alternative Energy class, internships and graduate studies.

Energy efficiency, solar energy, entrepreneurship and start-ups in energy field, graduate studies and visiting scholarship.

What are green roofs? What kinds of research projects are conducted? Student involvement in green roof research and SIUE’s success as a Living Architecture Regional Center of Excellence... All discussed in this episode with two distinguished researchers.