Biomaterials and Nature-Based Solutions: Achieving a Sustainable, Decarbonized and Climate-Resilient Built Environment Workshop

Thursday, June 13 - Friday, June 14

Time shown in-04:00 America, New York

The Biomaterials and Nature-Based Solutions: Achieving a Sustainable, Decarbonized and Climate-Resilient Built Environment Workshop is open to Penn State participants who are interested in research at the intersection of building materials, nature-inspired materials design, and the social, environmental and global impact of the built environment on the climate crisis. We propose to invite Penn State researchers and external speakers who are subject matter experts in the related areas of materials, architecture, engineering, social science, landscape architecture, and environmental science. External speakers will span other academic institutions, government agencies, and industry.
Why You Should Attend:

Engage with leading experts through keynote speeches and panel discussions.
Collaborate on groundbreaking research ideas in interactive sessions, including ones with federal funding agencies.
Network with fellow visionaries and researchers passionate about sustainable materials and design.

Day one shines a spotlight on our distinguished guest speakers, while day two opens up space for thought-provoking discussions and collaborative brainstorming.
We promise two days brimming with insights, innovation, and inspiring conversations. More details on registration and the event schedule will follow soon.

Add to Calendar 2024/06/13 11:00:00 2024/06/14 13:00:00 America/New_York Biomaterials and Nature-Based Solutions: Achieving a Sustainable, Decarbonized and Climate-Resilient Built Environment Workshop The Biomaterials and Nature-Based Solutions: Achieving a Sustainable, Decarbonized and Climate-Resilient Built Environment Workshop is open to Penn State participants who are interested in research at the intersection of building materials, nature-inspired materials design, and the social, environmental and global impact of the built environment on the climate crisis. We propose to invite Penn State researchers and external speakers who are subject matter experts in the related areas of materials, architecture, engineering, social science, landscape architecture, and environmental science. External speakers will span other academic institutions, government agencies, and industry.
Why You Should Attend:

Engage with leading experts through keynote speeches and panel discussions.
Collaborate on groundbreaking research ideas in interactive sessions, including ones with federal funding agencies.
Network with fellow visionaries and researchers passionate about sustainable materials and design.

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Zoubeida Ounaies, zxo100@psu.edu

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