The CACHE Educational Materials committee aims to build CACHE’s impact in education, including the Teaching Resource Center and the educational modules grant program.
Links to some of the education modules can be found at the CACHE products page and at the following web addresses:
CACHE Modules on Energy Website
University at Buffalo Molecular Simulations Modules
Chris Barr
University of Michigan
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Joanne Beckwith
Carnegie Mellon
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B. Wayne Bequette
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Richard D. Braatz
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Janie Brennan
Washington University in St. Louis
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Lisa Bullard
North Carolina State University
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Tracy Carter
Northeastern University
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Wesley Cole
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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Yamil Colon
Notre Dame
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Matthew Cooper
North Carolina State University
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Helen Durand
Wayne State University
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John Falconer
University of Colorado Boulder
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Ashlee Ford Versypt
State University of New York at Buffalo
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Thomas Gartner
Lehigh
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Rachel Getman
Ohio State University
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Martha Grover
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Juergen Hahn
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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John Hedengren
Brigham Young University
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Robert Hesketh
Rowan University
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Jason Keith
Mississippi State University
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Chris Kieslich
Auburn University
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Luke Landherr
Northeastern University
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Matthew Liberatore
Trine University
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Carl Lund
University at Buffalo
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Ed Maginn
University of Notre Dame
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Jonathan Moore
The Dow Chemical Company
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George Prpich
University of Virginia
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Warren D. Seider
University of Pennsylvania
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Matthew Stuber
University of Connecticut
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Yuhe Tian
West Virginia University
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Jonathan Verrett
The University of British Columbia
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Stephanie Wettstein
Montana State University
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Victor Zavala
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Stephen E. Zitney
National Energy Technology Laboratory
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