Laboratory for Energy and the Environment
The Laboratory for Energy and the Environment (LFEE), an integral part of the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI), fosters collaboration among industry, government, academia, nongovernmental organizations, and the public to address not only the complex interrelationships between energy and the environment, but also the technological, economic, and social aspects of sustainable energy development and use.
LFEE's mission is to make significant innovative contributions to energy and environmental sustainability, including the improvement of technologies, structures, and policies that will lead to cleaner, more effective, efficient, and equitable products and processes.
Graduate fellowships at MIT are vital support for MIT's interdisciplinary research in energy, the environment, and sustainability topics. The Martin Family Society of Fellows for Sustainability, offered through LFEE, specifically supports research that crosses academic departments and addresses pressing global issues. The Martin Family Society Fellowships fosters graduate level research, education, and collaboration in sustainability.
Director
Ernest J. Moniz, Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Physics and Engineering Systems
Director, MITEI
For information about publications or programs, contact:
Teresa Hill, Ph.D.
MIT Room E19-370U
617-253-1341
thill@mit.edu
For information about the Martin Family Society of Fellows, contact:
Amanda Graham, Ph.D.
Director, Education Office
MIT Room E19-370K
617-253-8995
agraham@mit.edu
All offices are at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 50 Ames Street, Cambridge, MA 02142 (corner of Main and Ames).
