Science for Our Nation's Energy Future
At the Energy Frontier Research Centers Forum on Thursday and Friday, May 26 and 27, keynote speakers, parallel technical sessions, and poster presentations will encourage participants to delve into the scientific issues and promising opportunities of a wide range of topics. Focus areas will include electrical energy storage, fuels from sunlight, carbon capture and sequestration, catalysis, solar energy, solid state lighting, combustion, hydrogen, advanced nuclear energy systems, materials under extreme conditions, novel materials synthesis, and superconductivity. Registration and more information can be found at the Science for Our Nation's Energy Future website: energyfrontier.us.