Energy Frontiers 2013: Energy Poster Session Sign Up Form, NO ABSTRACT REQUIRED at this time

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Energy Frontiers is the University of Colorado's premier event connecting the talent and enthusiasm of future energy professionals to the leaders of today’s energy economy. The Energy Research Poster session aims to connect CU student researchers from diverse disciplines and showcase renewable energy research on campus. This intersection between student research, faculty and professional review, and business innovation will provide CU students and CU Energy Club members with a unique energy experience and help foster interdisciplinary and cross-campus connections and collaboration. Energy Frontiers is sponsored by CU Energy and the Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute (RASEI)

Energy Frontiers
Thursday, April 4th, 2013
University of Colorado, UMC, Glenn Miller Ballroom

Poster session registration is free and open to all University of Colorado at Boulder students and researchers doing research or outreach related to energy. A cash prize of $250 will be awarded to the top poster in each category as well as to the best overall poster (an additional $500) as judged by guest RASEI fellows and NREL researchers. Undergraduates will compete in their own category. Abstracts are not required at this time. We will email you in the weeks leading up to the event asking for your abstract.

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO Friday March 15th!

For more information visit: energyfrontiers.cuenergy.org
Email matthew.aitken@colorado.edu with any questions.

First Name *

Last Name *

Preferred Name

Email *

Phone

Degree Level *

Undergraduate

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PhD student

Post-doc

Other

Degree Level

If other, please specify

Year in Degree Program *

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

5th year

Other:

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Major/ Program of Study *

Second Major/ Program of Study

Poster Title *

Brief description of research *

No abstract is required at this time. Instead, please provide a 2-3 sentence explanation of your research. We will email you in the weeks leading up to the event asking for your abstract.

Poster Category *

Undergraduates will compete in their own separate category

Energy Policy and Regulation

Renewable, Low-Carbon, and Alternative Energy Production (solar, wind, wave, bioenergy, batteries, etc)

Transportation (electric vehicles and alternative fuels)

Energy Efficiency and Sustainability (smart grid, HVAC, etc)

Behavioral, Social, and Economic Energy Use Tranformations (business plans, outreach campaigns, behavioral studies, etc)

Undergraduate

Miscellaneous

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