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  • Wharton-Weitzman Future of Cities Conference: Reimagining Urban Futures

    The Study at University City 20 S 33rd Street, Philadelphia

    The Wharton-Weitzman Future of Cities Conference is an annual multidisciplinary, student-led, faculty-advised event hosted at the University of Pennsylvania.Founded in 2020, the conference aims to bring together urban innovators and experts from the public and private sectors to challenge and deepen the discourse around the trends, technologies, and policies transforming the future of our cities.

  • Engaging with Student Energy Opportunities at Penn

    West Lobby, Houston Hall 3417 Spruce Street, Philadelphia

    Stop by Houston Hall (West Lobby) between 10:00am -- 2:00pm to learn about energy-related student clubs, research, degree programs and more.

  • Energy Storage, Conversion and Fuel Production

    Wu & Chen Auditorium, Levine Hall, Penn Engineering 3330 Walnut Street, Philadelphia

    A panel focusing on materials and processes for energy storage, conversion and fuel production.

  • Power Reels: Energy on Film

    Claire M. Fagin Hall Room 114 418 Curie Boulevard, Philadelphia

    Join us for a screening of King Coal (2023), a documentary by director Elaine McMillion Sheldon that explores the deep cultural roots of coal in Appalachia, tracing its enduring legacy even as its economic power diminishes.

  • Lessons from the White House: Climate, AI, and the Future

    Kleinman Energy Forum Fisher Fine Arts Building, 4th Floor, Philadelphia

    Join us for a wide-ranging conversation with Professor Ali Zaidi, former White House National Climate Advisor to President Biden and current Professor of Practice in the Materials Science and Engineering Department at Penn.

  • Exploring Climate and Energy Through Time: A Penn Museum Tour

    Penn Museum 3260 South Street, Philadelphia

    Today social, political, and scientific debate are intertwined with the questions of how to build a better and more sustainable future, but humans have been negotiating these issues for millennia.