ROSETAS is a 10-week, residential research and professional development program. Accepted students will be provided with a $7,000 stipend and housing near the Johns Hopkins campus. The program is open to all US Citizen or permanent resident undergraduate students in any technical field who have completed at least one year of college and have not yet graduated with a bachelor’s degree.

As a leader in the semiconductor industry, TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) offers a unique chance for students to gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge technology, while working in one of the most dynamic fields globally.

Interested in the energy transition? If you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, you can apply to be a TEX-E Fellow, joining a community of elite student leaders interested in participating in energy innovation.

Rare earth elements and critical minerals are the backbone of modern life—powering everything from EVs and batteries to advanced defense and aerospace systems. China’s dominance in critical minerals presents a clear strategic vulnerability for the U.S. This forum will examine the industrial, environmental, and geopolitical levers the U.S. can pull to secure reliable, ethical, and sustainable access to rare earths and critical minerals. We’ll explore opportunities for U.S. industrial policy, and reshoring, friend-shoring, and innovation in critical minerals extraction, processing, and recycling.

Weekly Energy Symposium ft. Chris Kennedy

Weekly Energy Symposium ft. Michael Howland

Weekly Energy Symposium ft. Xi Chen

Join us for an event that brings together industry, academia, government and policy-makers to advance innovation in the solar power industry.

The Longhorn Energy Club is proud to bring to you Texas Energy Innovation Night, a special night at the museum that is highlighting the past, present, and future of energy technology.

Weekly Energy Symposium ft. James K. Galbraith & Jing Chen