About this Event
General Admission has sold out, but sign up to be added to the waitlist! Waitlisted individuals will be contacted 48 hours prior to the start of the event if seats become available.
Curious about the future of critical resources and their role in advancing emerging technologies?
SCRiMMaJE brings together federal agency thought leaders, faculty and students with subject matter expertise, and industry stakeholders to address the complex role of critical resources, minerals, and materials in emerging technology sectors essential to maintaining competitiveness in areas such as renewable energy generation and storage, next-gen computing and wireless technologies, advanced materials for healthcare, and space technology.
The symposium will focus on five interdisciplinary topics that undergird these critical technology areas, including:
- Mineral and Energy Resources: Extraction, processing, and alternative sources,
- Energy Materials: Innovations in material design for the clean energy transition,
- Policy, Governance, and Communities: Secure and resilient infrastructure for critical minerals and other resources,
- Environmental Sustainability: Impacts of resource extraction and clean energy technologies on environmental and human health, and
- Education and workforce development needs and opportunities.
This event is in-person only and registration is open to all.
This event is part of the ninth annual Energy Week at Duke (Nov. 11-15), organized by dozens of students from degree programs across Duke. Learn more about other Energy Week events that might interest you: energyweekatduke.org
Co-Hosts
Duke University, the National Security Innovation Network (a unit of the Department of Defense), and the US Geological Survey (USGS)
Sponsors
Office of the Provost, Duke Climate Commitment, Duke Civil and Environmental Engineering, Duke Office for External Partnerships, Duke Materials Initiative
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Gross Hall, 140 Science Drive, Durham, United States
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