Daniel Spitzberg, Author at CleanTechnica

Daniel Spitzberg

Daniel Spitzberg enrolled in a Masters program in the Spring of 2009. His research focuses on prize incentives that organize science communities (think X-Prizes). Danny believes peer-review collaboration brings environmental research closer to making a real-world impact. Since graduating from McGill University in 2006, he has brought this to bear in projects in the United Nations, TERI India, and here at NYU’s Environmental Health Clinic. He also co-founded (and sold) a company facilitating collaborative group-work. He currently works at The Breakthrough Institute, a high-profile progressive think tank that promotes working solutions for climate policy. Danny works (travels) as a freelance journalist, covering the often-overlooked value to society of breakthrough science research(ers). On land, Danny bikes and runs. On water, he rows on the Charles River.

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RE-ENERGYSE letter spells out energy education to Congress again

Last week, more than 100 presidents of university and college student government associations, representing over 1 million American students, signed a letter urging Congress...

Daniel SpitzbergMay 5, 2010

Clean Power

'Clean energy headquarters' will relocate to Asia while America … stalls

American progress in energy education and research is getting ridiculous. Watching the race to lead worldwide energy technology, an editorial in today’s San Francisco Chronicle...

Daniel SpitzbergJuly 27, 2009

Clean Power

Over 100 groups urge Senate to RE-ENERGYSE kids like Obama Promised

RE-ENERGYSE trains students to take on the world of energy Today, more than 100 universities, student groups, and professional associations signed a letter drafted...

Daniel SpitzbergJuly 22, 2009