Poster presenters
The C3E Poster Competition is an opportunity for students and early-career researchers to participate in a poster competition at the 12th Annual C3E Women in Clean Energy Symposium at MIT. 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
1. materials synthesis and processing innovations of lithium sulfur batteries under industry relevant scales
Cassidy Anderson, University of Washington
2. Power Consumption in an Offshore Aquaculture Farm
Leah Buccino, Cornell University
3. Integrated planning methods to identify dam portfolios that minimize environmental and climatic impacts of new African HYDROPOWER
Anna Clark, Stanford University
4. Recycling of Aluminum Scrap by Shear Assisted Extrusion
Mieka Clark, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory & Michigan Technological University
5. Hydrogen Reduction as a Novel Approach to Formic Acid SYNTHESIS
India Cox, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
6. Surfactant-modified silica nanoparticles for rare earth element separation via froth flotation
Yuxuan Dai, University of Pennsylvania
7. A comprehensive grid impact analysis of developing zero-emission sustainable aviation fuel
Yifu Ding, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
8. Can Fusion Help Decarbonize the US Power Sector?
Amanda Farnsworth, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
9. Energy (In)Efficiency and Heat Resilience in Boston's Income-Restricted HOUSING
Lauren Higgins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
10. Optimizing U.S. Steel Production For Climate Goals
Sydney Johnson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
11. Real-Fluid Modeling for Sustainable Aviation FUELS
Lauren Kramer, Brown University
12. Potential for Climate Benign Direct Air CO2 Capture with CO2-Driven Geothermal Utilization and Storage (DACCUS)
Martina Leveni, The Ohio State University
13. Quantifying Risk of Cascading Failures in Large-Scale Hydrogen Storage Systems
Melissa Louie, Sandia National Laboratories
14. Geospatial Decision Support Tool for Trucking Fleet Decarbonization
Danika MacDonell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
15. Understanding Designer Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion Reactons: Adsorbed Molecules Can Behave Like Metals
Vennela Mannava, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
16. Salty Seas to Sustainable Storage: Pioneering Sodium-ion Batteries Development with AI and Cost-Modelling
Mrigi Munjal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
17. Data-Driven Characterization of Cooling Needs in a Portfolio of Co-located Commercial Buildings
Aqsa Naeem, Stanford University
18. A Holistic Approach to Safe and Sustainable Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage Supply Chains
Manar Oqbi, Texas A&M University
19. Coal Retirement Strategies in India: Repurposing Coal Plants into Thermal Energy Storage
Serena Patel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
20. Modeling Radiolysis Effects in FLiNaK and FLiBe Molten Fluoride Salt
Adria Peterkin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
21. Predicting Transport Properties of Electrolytes for Design of Aqueous Organic Redox Flow Batteries
Wilma Rishko, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
22. Electrocatalytic Carbon Dioxide Reduction in Capture Solvents
Sophie Rubashkin, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
23. Development of a Wave-Powered Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture Farm
Annie Stewart, Cornell University
24. Understanding Catalysis Through the Construction and Study of an Artificial Enzyme
Regina Trevino, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
25. Aquaculture, Wave Energy Converters, and Offshore Wind Turbines: A Co-Location Case Study
Olivia Vitale, Cornell University
26. Integrated Model of a Floating Maritime Nuclear System for Ammonia Production
Hanna Won, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
27. Real-Time Optimization Strategy to Minimize Simultaneous Heating and Cooling
Min Gyung Yu, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
28. Comparing Environmental Impact of Future Silicon Solar Photovoltaics Manufacturing in China and North America
Luyao Yuan, Michigan State University
29. Aiming at zero-carbon emission in lithium-ion battery cathode production
Chuwei Zhang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology