Current Duke undergraduate and graduate students, are you interested in connecting with Duke alumni and companies working in the energy industry? Come learn more about career opportunities in this rapidly growing, talent-hungry sector at SPARK.
This Fall, the ninth Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition (EEMCC) has engaged 108 teams of graduate students from several countries across the globe in generating solutions for real-world challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa.
How can we keep equity and justice at the forefront while advancing a nationwide transition to renewable energy?
Duke University students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend a panel discussion on this topic organized by Sanford School of Public Policy's Energy & Environment Club. Get insights from experts whose organizations are working on this issue in an effort to ensure a more just and sustainable future for our economy, communities, and energy grid.
Intrigued by case competitions but want to start with something more bite-sized? Enjoy networking and problem-solving opportunities? Want to connect with energy experts and talk solutions?
Duke undergraduate and graduate students, join Energy Week at Duke for the inaugural Energy Solution Room! Students from all degree programs are welcome. You will collaborate with a small interdisciplinary team to develop solutions for energy challenges. You'll have the opportunity to meet and learn from leading energy experts across the energy startup, investment, and policy spaces.
Join us as we kick off Polis's theme for this academic year, Discourse for Democracy, with a panel of experts and innovators who are striving to bridge political divides and foster transformative discussions.
Join APSI and DUCIGS for a China Town Hall on Tuesday, October 19th at 7:00 p.m. (EST). The first part of the event will consist of a virtual "watch party" for a keynote address from the National Committee on US-China Relations featuring renowned author, journalist and political commentator, Fareed Zakaria, for a discussion of how the U.S.-China relationship affects our cities, towns, and communities.
The Duke Center on Law & Technology invites you to the 2021 Duke Law Tech Lab Demo Day. Duke Law Tech Lab's early-stage legal tech companies with a mission to increase access to justice will pitch their business to the audience and judges. Vote for your favorite; monetary prizes are given to the audience favorite and the judges' top ranked teams. Learn more about the companies here: https://dukelawtechlab.com/2021-cohort/.
Since China opened to the world, the US and China have developed an extraordinary scientific partnership, which helped China rise to the forefront of global science, expanded America's contribution to science, and has advanced knowledge in key areas of human well-being.
Current political concerns endanger the collaboration. The US fears that China is "stealing" intellectual property to dominate science and technology critical to national security while China complains of US bullying against its rise to world superpower.
Join scholars, practitioners, and advocates virtually to take stock of the current legal and political landscape, preview the upcoming redistricting process in North Carolina and elsewhere, and discuss the path forward for redistricting reforms. This conference is an opportunity for Duke students, alumni, and other participants to get engaged in the fight for fairer maps in North Carolina and beyond.
*******UPDATE: Duke students, registration for this event is at capacity, but feel free to sign up for the waitlist. We'll alert you right away if we can free up a seat for you.*******
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Duke students, are you interested in energy but don't know where to start? Duke University's Power Up series will introduce you to current issues and trends in this rapidly evolving sector.
