The Holtz Center for Science and Technology Studies will host their second-annual "Science and the Public Series" on the evenings of March 11th and 18th.
Entitled "The Future of Energy," the March 11th event will bring Saul Griffith, an energy entrepreneur, award-winning inventor and MacArthur Fellow to campus for a talk on the role of invention and innovation in meeting our future energy needs.
On the 18th, we will hold a screening of the documentary "Who Killed the Electric Car?" followed by Q&A with a distinguished panel of energy, environment and engineering experts.
"The Future of Energy" is made possible by grants from the Alliant Energy Foundation and Brittingham Trust.