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• "From Here to There in Information Technology," in American Behavioral Scientist (2008). • He’s also the author and co-author of numerous papers, studies and books on energy policy and economics. Charles Pearson Professor of Economics and Environment, Diplomatic Academy of Vienna, Austria; Professor Emeritus, Johns Hopkins University SAIS, Washington D.C. • Offered a miniseries that ran on December 3, 6, and 10, 2012 entitled “Economics and the Challenge of Global Warming” (Three-part Series) by Charles Pearson Dr. Bob van der Zwaan Areas of Expertise: Energy issues • climate change. Recent publications include: • “US Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe after NATO’s Lisbon Summit: Why Their Withdrawal is Desirable and Feasible,” co-author, in International Relations (2012). • “Learning Curves for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells,” co-author, in Energy Conversion and Management (2012). • “Cost Reductions for Offshore Wind Power: Exploring the Balance between Scaling, Learning and R&D,” co-author, in Renewable Energy (2012). • “Modeling Uncertainty and the Economics of Climate Change: Recommendations for Robust Energy Policy,” co-author, Environmental Modeling and Assessment (2012). • “Evaluating Uncertain CO2 Abatement over the Very Long Term,” co-author, in Environmental Modeling and Assessment (2012). • “The Impact of Uncertainty in Climate Targets and CO2 Storage Availability on Long-Term Emissions Abatement,” co-author, in Environmental Modeling and Assessment (2012). • Co-author of around 100 peer-reviewed scientific articles in journals such as Climate Policy, Climatic Change, Ecological Economics, Energy Economics, The Energy Journal, Energy Policy, Environmental Science and Technology, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Nuclear Technology, Physics Letters B, Resource and Energy Economics, Science, Solar Energy, Survival and Zeitschrift für Physik C. • Has published two refereed monographs, contributed chapters to several books, and is co-editor of two peer-reviewed volumes in the field of energy and sustainable development. w w w . s a i s - j h u . e d u Page 38
The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies Energy, Resources and Environment Program Global Leaders Forum Speaker Series Global Leaders Forum The Energy, Resources and Environment (ERE) Global Leaders Forum at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) is a speaker series that brings together leaders from the public sector, research, finance and industry throughout the academic year to explore solutions to key domestic and international energy and environmental challenges. The ERE Global Leaders Forum serves as a platform for policymakers and executives to share their expertise and insight with SAIS faculty and students and the broader academic and business communities. Our invitations are sent to over 1500 professionals from the energy and environment sectors as well as the SAIS student and faculty body and SAIS alumni in the Washington D.C. area. Usually a diverse audience of approximately 100-150 participants – including students, professionals and faculty – attend Global Leaders Forum events. Recent GLF events: Annual Energy Outlook 2013, Early Release Overview Adam Sieminski - Administrator, U.S. Energy Information Administration, December 5, 2012 2012 World Energy Outlook Maria van der Hoeven - Executive Director, International Energy Agency, November 27, 2012 The Rise of Asian National Oil Companies Willy Haakson Olsen - Consultant, May 9, 2012 OIL: The Unnoticed Revolution, is Global Oil Supply Outpacing Consumption? Dr. Leonardo Maugeri - Harvard University, May 4, 2012 Transitioning to a Post Carbon Economy: The Greatest Wealth Creation Opportunity of Our Lifetimes Jose Maria Figueres - Carbon War Room, April 16 2012 Renewing America’s Focus on a Secure, Sustainable Energy Future Tom Farrell - Dominion Resources, February 13, 2012 U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Release of the Updated Energy Forecasts to 2035 Howard Gruenspecht - Acting Administrator, U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), January 23, 2012 Prudent Development: Realizing the Potential of North America’s Abundant Gas and Oil Resources Jan W. Mares - Senior Policy Advisor, Resources for the Future, November 17, 2011 The 2020 Oil Inflection Point James H. Lambright, Chief Financial Officer and President, International, Sapphire Energy, November 10, 2011 Energy and Security in South Asia: Cooperation or Conflict? Dr. Charles K. Ebinger - Senior Fellow and Director, Energy Security Initiative, The Brookings Institution, November 4, 2011 Science during Crisis: Lessons Learned from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Dr. Gary E. Machlis - Science Advisor to the Director, National Park Service and Lead Scientist, Department of Interior Strategic Sciences Working Group, October 17, 2011 w w w . s a i s - j h u . e d u Page 39
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