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Prof. Ernest J Moniz
Professor of Physics and Special Advisor to the President
Primary DLC
Department of Physics
MIT Room:
E18-306F
(617) 253-7515
ejmoniz@mit.edu
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Theoretical Nuclear Physics
Intermediate Energy Physics
Nuclear Theory
Nuclear and Particle Physics
Energy
Coal and Coal Policy
Research Summary
Professor Moniz' principal research contributions have been in theoretical nuclear physics, particularly in advancing nuclear reaction theory at high energy. His current research interests are centered on energy, science and technology, and national security policy. He is co-chair of the MIT Energy Research Council, an interdisciplinary faculty group that is advancing the MIT President’s energy initiative.
Recent Work
Projects
July 20, 2016
Department of Physics
Conventional Energy Focus Area: The Future of Natural Gas
Principal Investigator
Ernest Moniz
Video
Ernest Moniz - RD2017
November 22, 2017
Conference Video
Duration: 20:13
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Academic Keynote: Challenges and Future Scenarios in Energy Policy and Technology, Related R&D, and Innovation Investments
2017 MIT Research and Development Conference
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