The seminars are a great opportunity to practice presenting to a general audience and get a diverse set of feedback about your energy or climate-related work. Presenters will also have the opportunity to work with the MIT Communication Lab to fine-tune their presentation skills. Last semester, we had a diverse array of presentations including green hydrogen production, climate implications of computing, optimizing concrete structures, and federal climate policy.

Dates/times are flexible and depend on the speakers but generally biweekly on Fridays from 12-1, split into 20-30 minutes for presentation, and ~30 minutes for questions/discussion.