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SUMMARY:Spark Sessions: Microgrids
DESCRIPTION:Each month we will host a guest to do a deep dive into one element of renewable energy for the KidWind network. Organizers\, educators\, and students are all invited to join. This month’s Spark Session will be on Microgrids. \nMicrogrids meet macro-knowledge in this Spark Session with Dr. Daisy Huang\, microgrid expert and researcher with the University of Alaska Fairbanks! \n  \nAbout Our Speaker \nDaisy Huang is an associate professor of energy at UAF\, working on the forefront of renewable energy research in the challenging Arctic environment. Living in a dry cabin in a city with extreme heating requirements and one of the highest energy costs in the world has made Huang keenly aware of the need to use technology to increase energy efficiency and develop local renewable energy sources. This led her to earn her Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from UAF in 2013. \nHuang completed her B.S. in mechanical engineering at University of California\, Berkeley and M.S. in mechanical engineering at Santa Clara University. Prior to her Ph.D. studies\, she spent seven years designing mechanical components for the semiconductor and power control industries in the Silicon Valley. She also has broad experience in materials selection and design-for-manufacture criteria. \nOutside of work\, Huang enjoys skiing\, hiking\, backpacking\, gardening\, cooking\, eating\, reading and hanging out with her retired sled dogs. \n\nTeachers are eligible for 1 contact hour of professional development credit upon request after completion of this webinar. Those wishing to receive contact hours must attend the entirety of the webinar\, and we ask that they have their camera on if possible. Please email Sarah at Sarah@KidWind.org after completion of the webinar if you would like to request a certificate of contact hours completed.
URL:https://kidwind.org/event/spark-sessions-february-microgrids/
CATEGORIES:Spark Sessions,Webinars
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86059022082
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