ARPA-E Program Director Dr. Peter de Bock and T2M Advisor Dr. Xin Wu recently visited the RTX Research Center in East Hartford, Connecticut. This cutting-edge facility houses several ARPA-E-funded projects advancing innovations across the energy landscape. #ARPAEontheRoad

Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Umaro Foods, and UA Fairbanks are pioneering innovative methods to sustainably extract critical minerals from marine macroalgae through the #ARPAEAlgalMining Exploratory Topic. Discover more about these groundbreaking projects: arpa-e.energy.gov/technologies/e….

At this year's AIAA/IEEE Electric Aircraft Technologies Symposium, ARPA-E Program Director Peter de Bock hosted a panel with aerospace leaders from Georgia Tech, magniX, RTX, Texas A&M University, University of Illinois, and Wright Electric to discuss ARPA-E's sustainable aerospace programs.

Joseph Jacobs, an #ARPAEINTEREST intern, is assisting the MINER project at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory this summer. Joey is assisting with analyzing the carbon sequestration process from injecting supercritical CO2 into geologic formations. Sign up for INTEREST updates: arpa-e.energy.gov/career/msi-sum….

Our latest blog is taking you behind the scenes of the #ARPAEAlgalMining project at UA Fairbanks, where researchers are studying how native seaweeds accumulate rare earth elements. The photos are stunning, and the science is even more exciting: arpa-e.energy.gov/news-and-media….

ICYMI: ARPA-E announced $41M for 14 projects to develop technologies capable of producing storable and transportable liquid fuels from intermittent renewable power. Discover more about these projects: arpa-e.energy.gov/news-and-media…. #ARPAEGREENWELLS

ARPA-E is seeking an Attorney Advisor who is eager to tackle legal challenges in the rapidly evolving energy landscape. If you’re excited about working at the intersection of law and energy innovation, we want you on our team. Learn more and apply here: bit.ly/4cs5gEU.

ARPA-E Program Director Dr. Doug Wicks visited Form Energy and Phoenix Tailings, who are working to decarbonize domestic iron and steel production through ARPA-E's ROSIE program. Stay updated on our industrial decarbonization efforts here: forms.office.com/g/7cmG04TFu6.

ARPA-E just announced $9.9M for projects to develop innovative methods to extract nickel from soil using plants—a process known as phytomining. Learn more about these groundbreaking projects: bit.ly/3yLlDP8. #ARPAEPhytomining

Poorly insulating windows account for significant energy use in our buildings, and ARPA-E is exploring solutions to tackle this issue. On August 27, Program Director Jungho Kim will host a webinar to discuss ARPA-E's interest in this topic. Register now: bit.ly/3AAHhGg

Tomorrow at 1:00 PM, join ARPA-E Program Director Jungho Kim for the "Challenges with High Performance Windows” webinar to learn about ARPA-E's interest in developing low-cost, highly insulating windows to reduce energy losses in buildings. Register now: bit.ly/3AAHhGg.

ICYMI: ARPA-E announced $9.9M for projects to strengthen domestic supply chains and ensure America leads the world in the emerging clean energy economy.  Learn more about this initiative here: bit.ly/3yLlDP8. #ARPAEPhytomining

Calling all experts in materials, electronics, drilling, and industrial processes! ARPA-E has just issued an RFI seeking your groundbreaking ideas to drive the future of superhot geothermal energy. Learn more and respond here by September 30: arpa-e-foa.energy.gov/#FoaIdc23a9b4f….

How could we harness plants to mine important minerals in innovative ways? Project teams across the country will investigate this question with new funding from ARPA-E's PHYTOMINES Exploratory Topic. Learn more in our latest blog: bit.ly/3T6xa2i. #ARPAEPhytomining

This week, ARPA-E Director Dr. Evelyn Wang and the ARPA-E team joined a South Korean delegation from the Korea Institute of Marine Science & Technology Promotion in in Santa Barbara, California, for a bilateral workshop on seaweed aquaculture for sustainable energy solutions.

Did you miss the #ARPAE24 Summit? No worries - you can now stream all the action on ARPA-E's YouTube! These sessions are a must-watch: youtube.com/playlist?list=…. Plus, mark your calendars – the #ARPAE25 Summit is returning to Washington, D.C., from March 17 – 19, 2025!

ARPA-E T2M Advisors Gregg Cremer and Xin Wu visited #ARPAESCALEUP 2023 project Ion Storage Systems at their facility in Beltsville, MD, where they’re advancing innovative solid-state lithium-metal batteries. Learn more about their project here: arpa-e.energy.gov/document/scale…. #ARPAEontheRoad

Assistant professor at DukeMEMS Dr. Liang Feng is pioneering a process that repurposes plastic waste into highly porous, durable adsorbents capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the air. Learn more about his #ARPAEIGNIITE project here: arpa-e.energy.gov/igniite-2024-s…

ARPA-E's H2SENSE Exploratory Topic will support the development and validation of large-area hydrogen sensing technologies, ensuring the safe, efficient, and economic use of hydrogen as a primary energy source. Learn more about #ARPAEH2SENSE here: bit.ly/3yWRsER.

Meet Nathaniel Prugh, an #ARPAEINTEREST intern who spent the summer supporting NREL's OPEN 2021 project developing cutting-edge solutions for low-cost carbon capture. Learn more and sign up to receive updates on the INTEREST 2025 program here: arpa-e.energy.gov/career/msi-sum….