COLLOQUIA SERIES
The series, honoring Daniel J. Doyle, a professor emeritus and the College’s 1984 Master Teacher, features presentations by noted authors and academics and will challenge audiences to consider the impact of technology on our society.
Edward J. Maginn, Ph.D.
Energy 101
This lecture provides a gentle introduction to the basics of energy. What do we mean by energy? How much energy do we use and why? Where does our energy come from? What might it take to change our energy portfolio? What are the challenges of changing our energy use patterns? We will address these and other questions and then highlight some of the energy-related research going on at Notre Dame.
Learn more about the presentation
- Tuesday, October 29, 2019
- 7 p.m.
- Klump Academic Center, Auditorium
Past speakers
Manipulating Time Using Science, Technology, and Literature by David Richards
A General Assertion is Worth Innumerable Pictures by Robert N. McCauley
Can We Nourish 9.7 Billion People in 2050? by Gary A. Sojka
A Pilgrim’s Wilderness: Lessons on the Environment, War & Technology by Rick Bass
Improving National Health through Energy Efficiency by Alan R. Neuner
From the Nazis to ISIS A Historical Analysis of Technology and Propaganda by Katrina Sinclair
Technology, Power, and Responsibility by Dr. Craig Miller
Who am I; Who do I claim to be? Protecting Identity in the 21st Century by Lisa Bock
Sustainable and Affordable Home Building by Dorothy Gerring & Robert Wozniak
Cyberattacks: The Weapon of Choice of Criminals, Terrorists, and Spies by Dr. William Ebersole