Lecture on
“Energy for global citizens”

by Arjendu Pattnayak
(PhD University of Texas at Austin)
Professor of Physics & Chair of Physics and Astronomy
Formerly Associate Dean, Carleton College, USA

THIS PROGRAMME IS POSTPONED 
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
INCONVENIENCE REGRETTED

Energy for global citizens
The world is currently going through a massive transition in energy consumption, which will alter the social, economic, and personal landscape worldwide on a scale comparable to the transition during the industrial revolution of the 18th century which brought humanity to our modern and global lives.
Starting from basic principles, including a necessary discussion about entropy and the second law of thermodynamics, we will talk about how to understand this transition, its challenges, solution choices, and the consequences – for individuals, societies and the globe – of these choices.

About Carleton College: Carleton College is a private institution that was founded in 1866. It has a total undergraduate around 2,000 students. Carleton has a student to faculty ratio of 9:1, and an average size class is of 16 students. It consistently ranks among the best liberal arts colleges in the US.