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The fellows will work part-time throughout the academic year assisting faculty with climate and energy research projects.

UChicago computer science Prof. Andrew A. Chien, former vice president of research at Intel, answers questions about AI, sustainability and water

The awardees will enhance air quality infrastructure and drive national-level impact on air pollution across 34 countries.

The early-career researchers will join an immersive two-year program working on research with EPIC faculty.

The new fellowship, funded by a gift from EPIC Advisory Group Member Ted Brandt, supports EPIC pre-doctoral researchers.

Climate change is projected to hurt countries in the Global South the hardest, but potential cooling from slowed ocean circulation could upset this expectation.

Both demand and supply-side carbon policy, as well as clean energy support, can help address emissions equitably on a global scale

Immediate action could save tens of thousands of lives

Hear from the latest cohort of Bartlett and DRW Fellows on the research they worked on and the skills they gained this summer.

Most Americans are also concerned about the impact of data centers on electricity prices, water supply, and power outages, and they support policies regulating data centers.