MIT Energy Initiative
MIT Energy Initiative
Spring 2013 Seed Fund Projects
More than $2 million awarded to 14 projects across four schools and nine departments
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Earth Abundant Molten Thermoelectric Materials
Antoine Allanore, Jeffrey C. Grossman, Materials Science and Engineering
An Immiscible Organic | Aqueous Liquid Flow Battery for Stationary Energy Storage
Fikile R. Brushett, Chemical Engineering
Energy-Efficient Algorithms for Big Data
Erik Demaine, Martin Demaine, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Interferometric Waveform Inversion
Laurent Demanet, Mathematics
How large is the impact of transportation infrastructure on economic growth and the demand for energy? A new perspective from China, as seen from outer space, 1972-2011
David Donaldson, Economics
Hybrid Energy Harvesting Devices
Silvija Gradecak, Materials Science and Engineering
Enhanced Pseudo-Capacitors for Energy Storage and Water Treatment
T. Alan Hatton, Gregory C. Rutledge, Chemical Engineering
Quantifying leakage risks in geological CO2 sequestration and shale-gas production
Ruben Juanes, Civil and Environmental Engineering; Bradford Hager, Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences
Dynamically Tunable Catalysts for CO2 Capture and Conversion to Cyclic Carbonates
Alexie Kolpak, Mechanical Engineering
MACE-Meter: Multi-utility Access Consumption Evaluation Meter
Steven B. Leeb, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Acetic acid from methane: Coupling methane oxidation and carbonylation on Cu-exchanged zeolites
Yuriy Roman, Chemical Engineering
Improving Methods to Assess Multipollutant Regulatory Outcomes
Noelle Selin, Engineering Systems Division; Susan Solomon, Earth Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences; John Reilly, Management
Advanced Thermal Storage with Water Stable MOFs for Building Climate Control
Evelyn Wang, Mechanical Engineering
Optimum decision-making in reservoir management using reduced-order models
John R. Williams, Civil and Environmental Engineering
