Poster presenters
The C3E Poster Competition is an opportunity for students and early-career researchers to participate in a poster competition at the 11th Annual C3E Women in Clean Energy Symposium at Texas A&M University. The poster competition exposes symposium attendees to cutting-edge research in a variety of clean energy fields.
A poster judging committee, with wide-ranging expertise, selected the most compelling poster submissions for presentation at the symposium with the intent of selecting posters from a variety of institutions, topics, and disciplines. From among those posters presented at the symposium, five posters were selected to earn a cash prize, which were announced at the symposium.
Poster Title
Presenter, Academic Institution
Kristy Chan, Stanford University
2. Defect Studies in Halide Solid Electrolytes for High-Voltage Battery Applications
Sinclair Combs, Colorado School of Mines
3. Piezoelectric Resonators for Efficient Power Conversion
Clarissa Daniel, Stanford University
4. Plasma-curing lowers the energy footprint of PV manufacturing
Mathilde Fievez, Stanford university
5. From Waste to Resource: Mechanisms Dictating REEs Recovery from Coal Fly ash
Sheila Gerardo, The University of Texas at Austin
6. Enhancing Worker Safety during Off-Site Construction of Energy-efficient, Low-carbon ExterioEnvelope
Nanette Giron, The University of Texas at El Paso
7.Design and Path Planning of a Marine Hydrokinetic Turbine to Power Blue Economy
Arezoo Hasankhani, Cornell University
8. Identifying Human Failure Events for External Hazard Probabilistic Risk Assessment
Camille Levine, University of Maryland, College Park
9. Technical Feasibility and Optimization of Utility-Scale Hybrid Solar-Wind Energy Systems on Texas Farms & Ranches
Sophia Ludtke, Harvard College
10. Electric Vehicle Green Charging: Marginal or Average Emissions Control?
Sonia Martin, Stanford University
11.Design Optimization of a Wave Energy Converter
Rebecca McCabe, Cornell University
12. Novel Machine Insulation Materials for Transportation Electrification Applications
Arshiah Mirza, University of Connecticut
13.Monitoring Impurities and Hydrogen Isotopes in the C-2W Field-Reversed Configuration
Fusion Device
Yasmeen Musthafa, TAE Technologies
14. Characterization of Cooling Consumption in a Portfolio of Commercial Buildings
Aqsa Naeem, Stanford University
15. Epitaxial growth of Weyl semimetal TaAs for energy efficiency and renewable energy applications
Jocienne Nelson, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
16. Electrification pathways for ethylene decarbonization and economic viability
Alice Nuz, New York University
17. Modeling Islands Energy Systems – A data driven approach
Fabíola Pereira, IST-UTL/MIT Portugal
18. Waste to white light: Recycling plastic waste to next generation artificial lighting sources
Manasa Perikala IISc Bangalore India
19. 2D Simulation of Experimental Fusion Plasma
Isabelle Sato, TAE Technologies Inc.
20. How to Design The Most Productive Geothermal Well? Development Of Decision-making Ml Algorithm For Finding Optimum Well Parameters In Enhanced Geothermal Systemsers in Enhanced Geothermal Systems
Sarah Sausan, Stanford University
21. Cavity Microelectrodes to Study Fuel Cell Fe-N-C Cathode Catalysts
Jing-Jing Shen, Harvard College (research from internship at Argonne National Lab)
22. Proteomic Profiling of Microalgae During Long-Term Ensiling Reveals Routes of Nutrient Cycling and Dark Adaptation
Chelsea St. Germain, Idaho National Laboratory
23. Meshfree Methods for Modeling Chemo-Mechanical Cathode Cracking in Li-ion Batteries
Kristen Susuki, University of California San Diego and National Renewables Energy Laboratories (NREL)
24.High Resolution Synthetic Residential Energy Use Profiles for the U.S.
Swapna Thorve, University of Virginia
25. Characterizing Relatedness of Offshore and Onshore Wind Energy Using Patent Analysis
Yiwen Wang, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
26. Acid/Base Buffering Capacity in Molten Fluoride Salts
Haley Williams, University of California - Berkeley
27. Community Charging Hubs in Multi-Unit Dwellings: Electric Vehicle Charging Management and Technoeconomic Assessment
Ruolin Zhang, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
28. A Just Transition into the Green Economy: Healthy Indoor Environments and Housing Sustainability
Linghui Zhou, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy & Columbia University