Writing on Climate, Clean Energy, and Science
I’ve spent the Iast five years translating complex scientific topics into engaging, accessible communications for research-focused clients including the National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL), many U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) technology offices, and higher education institutions.
CLIENT: Baylor Univ School of Engineering & Computer Science
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CLIENT: University of Colorado
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- Arts and Sciences Magazine: Eyes in the Sky Focus on Elephants
CLIENT: National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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- Flipping the Script on Traditional Wind Turbine Technologies
- Coming Soon: NREL’s Most Powerful Research Wind Turbine Yet
- Behind the Blades: Amy Robertson Takes On the Complexities of Floating Offshore Wind
- Device Deployments Help NREL Researchers Identify What Is Broken—So They Can Get To Work Fixing It
- NREL Water Power Research Flourishes Under Seedlings Program
- Winners of Geothermal Manufacturing Prize Dig Deep—and Take Home $500K
- Lower Energy Costs, Healthier Air: How Energy CLASS Prize Winners Are Transforming Their School
- Small WEC Analysis Tool Offers Key Baseline Data on Wave Energy Converters
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- American-Made Program 5-Year Impact Report (major contributor)
CLIENT: DOE Wind Energy Technologies Office
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- Meet the Researcher Working to Solve Wind Energy Challenges—Before They’ve Happened
- Gathering Data to Understand the Interactions Between Wildlife and Offshore Wind Energy
- Meet Alicia Mahon Whose Passion for Science—and the Beach—Led Her to a Career in Ocean-Based Renewable Energy
- Happy Buoy-versary! Celebrating 10 Years of the Lidar Buoy Program
CLIENT: DOE Water Power Technologies Office
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- Major Funding Opportunities Discussed at Water Power Technologies Office Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar (archived link)
- REDi Island Web-Based App Makes Renewable Energy Educational Resources Even Easier to Access
- Applications Now Open for 2025 Hydropower and Marine Energy Collegiate Competitions
- New Toolkit Available To Help Hydropower Industry Prepare for Workforce Transitions
CLIENT: DOE Office of Technology Commercialization
