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- Notes on the scale of US states' contributions to the Paris Agreement - 6/2/2017
- Morgan Edwards successfully defends her doctoral thesis - 04/24/2017
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Goksin Kavlak participates in a 'women in energy' panel on the future of clean transportation technology at Columbia University - 4/20/2017
- Washington Post interviews Prof. Trancik on the reasons for solar's cost decline - 3/31/2017
- GreenBiz article on the race to zero-emissions vehicles cites Trancik Lab research - 3/28/2017
- Prof. Trancik presents at the AAAS 2017 Annual Meeting: Modeling Technology Innovation to Accelerate Clean Energy Development - 2/13/2017
- MIT News article on Explained: Greenhouse Gases references Trancik Lab research - 1/30/2017
- Credit Suisse's Michael Mauboussin interviews Prof. Trancik: Coming Clean with Energy Cost Curves - 1/19/2017
- NPR's Outside/In interviews Prof. Trancik on solar power and net metering - 1/5/2017
- MIT Scope article: Trancik Lab: From Data to Action - 12/29/2016
- Continued news coverage of carboncounter.com and recent ES&T paper by ThinkProgress, Sierra Magazine, and others - 11/30/2016
- Invited correspondence article in Nature on energy innovation, the US election, and global climate change mitigation efforts - 11/24/2016
- New opinion article in the Washington Post on global climate progress under uncertain US federal policy - 11/21/2016
- MIT News article on Trancik Lab's battery research and Materials Day presentation - 10/6/2016
- Paper on personal vehicles and carboncounter.com in MIT News, New York Times, Guardian, Vox, NPR's Morning Edition, others - 9/28/2016
- New app: carboncounter.com (video here) - 9/27/2016
