David Ginger

CEI Chief Scientist and B. Seymour Rabinovitch Endowed Chair in Chemistry at University of Washington

About

At the University of Washington, Ginger leads scientific work for the Clean Energy Institute and holds the Rabinovitch chemistry chair. Ginger is also a laboratory fellow at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Research focuses on semiconductor and nanoscale materials for solar, optoelectronic, and sensing technologies.

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NOV

10

TUE

Powering Progress, Changing the Climate
In-Person · Seattle, WA
Energy
Innovation
Policy

The symposium focuses on accelerating deployment of transformative clean-energy technologies and policies for the public good, forging cross-sector alliances, and renewing leadership commitment to clean-energy innovation. The agenda includes a fireside chat; sessions on battery innovation and battery research; an emerging leaders panel; “Learning from Hundreds of Millions of Experiments in a Single Afternoon”; “Life Science Lessons”; and “High-Throughput Materials Science for Solar.” An innovation ecosystems panel and closing address round out the program.

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