BERC-E |
SEED |
Energy Markets |
E-Code |
Nuclear Energy Group |
BERC-Engineering (BERC-E) leads informal discussions on technically-focused topics such as electric utility structure, nuclear energy, and emerging technologies. |
Students for Environmental Energy Development (SEED) organizes public outreach about the science of energy use and conversion using activity-based lessons. |
New group that meets monthly with rotating student speakers to share current research projects and get peer feedback. |
Newly revived group that helps members develop skills, gain access to resources, and complete coding projects related to sustainability. |
Discussion group to share each one's nuclear stories with a hope to start a dialogue with those who are scared or/and skeptical of nuclear power |
Primary Audience: Engineers, but accessible to anyone interested |
Primary Audience: Organized by engineering students, serves children and non-scientific public | Primary Audience: Graduate students in Economics, Business, Public Policy, Energy & Resources Group | Primary Audience: Undergraduates, but offers some programming of general interest | Primary Audience: Anyone with an interest in nuclear energy |
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Contact: |
Contact: jenya_kahn-lang@ berkeley.edu |
Contact: ermakova @berkeley.edu Carla.d.mckinley @berkeley.edu |
BERC communities that are not currently active include:
- PV Idea Lab
- Clean Web Berkeley
- Berkeley Water Group
- CAL-RAE
- BERC Action
- Berkeley Rural Energy Group (BREG)
- Climate Change and Health IdeaLab (CHIL)
- Berkeley Degrowth
- China Focus
- LEEF
- BERC Carbon
Looking to join a group that you don’t see represented here? Please contact BERC’s VP of Membership(link sends e-mail) to find out how to create a BERC community and how BERC can support it.