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ALT A team of graduate students from Syracuse University holds an oversized check for $10,000 for winning first place in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition.
ALT A team of graduate students from Duke University holds an oversized check for $4,000 for winning second place in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition.
ALT A team of graduate students from McGill University holds an oversized check for $1,000 for winning third place in the 2024 Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition.
ALT SOCIAL/EMAIL (1920x1080) - Three graduate students holding a large check for $10,000 with competition judge. Alarm clock with a face that reads "LAST CHANCE." Text: "Registration Closing Soon! Deadline: September 16 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Compete for $15K in prizes! Graduate students from across the globe are invited to gain practical experience developing a scaling business model for Ugandan e-mobility pioneer company that aims to build the nation's largest battery-swapping network for electric motorcycles. In partnership with: James E. Rogers Energy Access Project at Duke University and Zembo. Register: bit.ly/eemcc24reg." Logos included for Energy Week at Duke: Energy in Emerging Markets Case Competition, James E. Rogers Energy Access Project at Duke University and Zembo.
ALT Students standing together smiling for a photo. Text: "Info Session: Energy Access @ Duke. Mon., Sept. 16 | 6-7:15 p.m., The Generator (Gross Hall 100C). RSVP: duke.is/sept16info. " Logo included for the James E. Rogers Energy Access Project at Duke University.
ALT Headshot of Brian Murray. Text: Brian Murray Named Director. Logo of Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability.
ALT Mangrove seedlings. Aerial view of forest in background. Text: 12 Duke Teams Launch Research on Climate Solutions. The Climate Research Innovation Seed Program's 2024 awards will support new research by 45 Duke experts across 7 schools. Learn more: bit.ly/crisp24 Logos for Duke Climate Commitment and Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability.
