SUSTAINABLE ENERGY TRANSITIONS FOR ALL
The Fastest Path to Zero Initiative at the University of Michigan facilitates community-focused, sustainable energy transitions through tool design and research that mix practicality with collective imagination.
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NEWS
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Listen: Todd Allen on Energy Frontier: The Wyoming Landscape
Our Fastest Path director discusses the importance of incorporating diverse voices into the global nuclear energy dialogue.
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Taskforce led by Aditi Verma launches global nuclear workforce survey
Take the Nuclear Workforce Survey for Improving Student Experiences to help ensure that the nuclear field becomes more inclusive and supportive for everyone.
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Educating engineers for a new nuclear age
Aditi Verma, Katie Snyder, and Shanna Daly discuss reimagining engineering education to prepare the next generation of nuclear engineers with both technical expertise and the skills to engage communities in participatory, equity-centered design.
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Fastest Path supports Harper Academy 4 Future Engineers
The Fastest Path to Zero Initiative supported the program by integrating a focus on equitable and sustainable energy solutions, encouraging participants to consider how nuclear technology can be leveraged to meet global clean energy goals.