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Originally published on the Stanford University website. By Max Praglin Photo credit: Anna Olson Greetings from the Hidden Valley Raceway in Darwin, Australia! It’s...
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Originally published on the Stanford University website. By Max Praglin Photo credit: Anna Olson Greetings from the Hidden Valley Raceway in Darwin, Australia! It’s...
Original article posted on Stanford News. By Mark Shwartz Scientists have spent decades trying to build flexible plastic solar cells efficient enough to compete...
The rapid growth of the solar power industry over the past decade may have exacerbated the global warming situation it was meant to soothe,...
By Mark Golden California’s Proposition 39 did not get much attention in the months leading up to Tuesday’s election, but voters handily approved...
Editor’s note: while many points below are true and useful, there is an underlying issue not explicitly stated here: fossil fuel and renewable...
Here’s a pretty remarkable new development out of Stanford University. The world’s first complete computer model of an organism! This could be very...
By Mark Golden STANFORD, Calif.–U.S. investors in clean energy technology are looking to make only modest financial commitments to startups now, but they...
Editor’s note: This is an article primarily focused on one side of the electric vehicle discussion that I think is worth a read....
Editor’s Note: This is a truly excellent interview with a true leader. George Shultz, as you’ll catch from the interview below, is an energy...
Editor’s note: the costs discussed below, of course, do not take into account the important health benefits and environmental benefits of using solar...
As the race to meet the world’s escalating energy needs heats up, Stanford University is responding by offering a new professional certificate program...