Scott Institute Selects CMU Student Energy Research Poster Competition Winners
By Amanda King
Media Inquiries- First Place - $1,000: “Equitable Electricity System Planning in Developing Countries” by Engineering and Public Policy PhD student Charles Van-Hein Sackey
- Second Place - $500: “Replacing Buses Upon Retirement Will Allow Electrification of Port Authority Buses by 2032” by master's students Regine Choi (Chemical Engineering) and Samuel Levinson (Energy Science, Technology and Policy - EST&P) with Mechanical Engineering & Engineering and Public Policy undergraduate students Dhroovaa Khannan and Linden Runels
- Third Place - $250: “Shared Electric Micro-Mobility Solutions Could Offset 50% of Transportation Energy Demand for Pittsburgh” by EST&P master's students Neeraj Bedmutha, Gautam Petkar, Hongyi Lin and Tanmay Nema
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Eight judges from industry, government and academia virtually reviewed and scored the posters for the first time as CMU Energy Week 2020 was postponed as a precautionary measure to the coronavirus outbreak.