DEPLOYMENT OF
DEEP DECARBONIZATION
TECHNOLOGIES
PROCEEDINGS OF A WORKSHOP
Alex Martin, Rapporteur
Board on Energy and Environmental Systems
Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences
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PLANNING COMMITTEE FOR THE WORKSHOP ON DEPLOYMENT OF DEEP DECARBONIZATION TECHNOLOGIES
KELLY SIMS GALLAGHER, Tufts University, Chair
ASHLEY ALLEN, Mars Incorporated
LEON CLARKE, University of Maryland
ERIC D. LARSON, Princeton University
CLARK A. MILLER, Arizona State University
JOSÉ G. SANTIESTEBAN, NAE,1 ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company
Staff
K. JOHN HOLMES, Board Director/Scholar
MICHAELA KERXHALLI-KLEINFIELD, Research Assistant
HEATHER LOZOWSKI, Financial Manager
ALEX MARTIN, Rapporteur
BEN WENDER, Senior Program Officer
ELIZABETH ZEITLER, Senior Program Officer
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BOARD ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
JARED COHON, NAE,1 Carnegie Mellon University, Chair
DAVID T. ALLEN, NAE, University of Texas, Austin
VICKY BAILEY, Anderson Stratton Enterprises, LCC
CARLA BAILO, Center for Automotive Research
W. TERRY BOSTON, NAE, Terry Boston, LLC
WILLIAM BRINKMAN, NAS,2 Princeton University
DEEPAKRAJ DIVAN, NAE, Georgia Institute of Technology
MARCIUS EXTAVOUR, XPRIZE
TJ GLAUTHIER, TJ Glauthier Associates, LLC
NAT GOLDHABER, Claremont Creek Ventures
BARBARA KATES-GARNICK, Tufts University
JOANN MILLIKEN, Independent Consultant
DOROTHY ROBYN, Boston University
KELLY SIMS GALLAGHER, Tufts University
ALEXANDER SLOCUM, NAE, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
JOHN WALL, NAE, Cummins, Inc. (Retired)
ROBERT WEISENMILLER, California Energy Commission
Staff
K. JOHN HOLMES, Board Director/Scholar
REBECCA DEBOER, Program Assistant
MICHAELA KERXHALLI-KLEINFIELD, Research Assistant
HEATHER LOZOWSKI, Financial Manager
BEN WENDER, Senior Program Officer
BETH ZEITLER, Senior Program Officer
JAMES J. ZUCCHETTO, Senior Scientist
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2 Member, National Academy of Sciences.
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