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The Capstone project for the Joint and Dual MS degrees is an opportunity for students to address a real-world environmental problem by integrating their E-IPER and professional school coursework in an interdisciplinary project. Students present their projects at the Capstone Symposium, held at the end of each quarter in which students are completing projects. Students have the freedom to generate their own project ideas. Projects could involve any of the following: 

  • Further development of a project initiated in a prior or concurrent project-based course (taken while enrolled in the Joint and Dual MS degree)
  • Collaboration with an off-campus client on a current environmentally related problem (e.g., by expanding on a summer internship) 
  • Collaboration with a business or entrepreneur to develop a business plan for a new venture
  • Collaboration with a Stanford faculty member or E-IPER PhD student on a relevant research project

Detailed capstone project guidelines can be found in the E-IPER Shared Student Resources Drive. The Capstone Course, ENVRES 290, is offered in the Autumn, Winter, and Spring quarters for each academic year. 

Autumn 2024

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Ainee Athar, Joint MS-MBAClimate ChangeMethane MRV in Action: Reducing Emissions in Gas Production

Ainee Athar

Joby Bernstein, Joint MS-MBA

Felipe Galvis-Delgado, Dual MS-MIP

Sustainable Energy Systems

Sustainable Energy Systems

Decoding Direct Pay

Joby Bernstein

Felipe Galvis-Delgado

Katie Bureau, Joint MS-MBA

Renata Stewart, Joint MS-MBA
Sustainable Energy Systems

Food and Water Systems
Bridging the Gap: Home Electrification and Grid Flexibility in the Texas Market

Katie Bureau

Renata Stewart

Benedict Chen, Joint MS-MBASustainable Energy SystemsBuilding a US Battery Supply Chain: Unlocking Capital to Enable Mass Electrification

Benedict Chen

Frances Roanjiu Chen, Joint MS-MBASustainable Energy SystemsLow Income Home Energy Efficiency Programs: Balancing Scale and Affordability

Frances Roanjiu Chen

Caitlin Cranmer, Joint MS-MBASustainable Energy SystemsIncreasing Strategic Industrial Investment in FOAK Climate Tech

Caitlin Cranmer

Malik Ismail, Joint MS-MBASustainable Energy SystemsSupply Chain Resiliency for the Middle MarketMalik Ismail
Haley Prout, Joint MS-MBA

Alexandra Wang, Joint MS-MBA
Sustainable Energy Systems

Food and Water Systems
From Mine to Market: Closing the Critical Material Supply Gap

Haley Prout

Alexandra Wang

Aline Paula Schechter, Joint MS-MBAFood and Water SystemsThe Future of Sustainability in Autonomous LogisticsAline Paula Schechter
Ashwini Thakare, Dual MS-MIPSustainable Energy SystemsRangeland Management in California: Navigating AB1757Ashwini Thakare

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Randall Holmes

Questions?

If you have any questions about the Capstone Projects or ideas for a potential Project, please contact ENVRES 290 instructor, Randall Holmes.