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An Interview with C3E Ambassador Karen Butler-Purry
Earlier this year, C3E Ambassador Karen Butler-Purry, the Associate Provost for Graduate and Professional Studies and a Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering at Texas A&M University, responded to some questions about advancing women’s leadership in clean energy, her role models, building the next generation of women in clean energy, and more.
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Energy Matters: The Inaugural Issue
The Texas A&M Energy Institute’s inaugural issue of Energy Matters is now available. This publication features 10 proposals that were selected for funding under the Texas A&M Energy Institute’s First Proposal Call in January 2015.
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James D. Batteas
Research in the Batteas group focuses on structure/function relationships at the surfaces and interfaces of materials. Presently, we are investigating nanoscale materials and devices for molecular/organic electronics and quantum dot and metal nanoparticle assemblies for optoelectronics, chemical sensing and light…
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