This event is in the past.It took place on March 6, 2026 at Cory Hall.

Controlling Thermal Radiation for Power Generation and Climate Mitigation 1
Educational Talk
Controlling Thermal Radiation for Power Generation and Climate Mitigation 2
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Controlling Thermal Radiation for Power Generation and Climate Mitigation

March 6 at 1pm

At Cory Hall

Northside, Berkeley

πŸŒ™Yes, power generation at night is real
πŸ”¬Thermophotovoltaics = heat to electricity
πŸ›οΈCory Hall is the EE building

Imagine generating electricity while you sleep. This Berkeley talk explores how engineered materials can convert Earth's ambient heat into power at night, no sun required. Professor Jeremy Munday breaks down thermophotovoltaics and radiative cooling tech that could reshape energy and climate solutions.

Cutting-edge science
Climate tech
Free lecture
Engineering