Dr. Chambers to guide students from UL Lafayette and Chile in researching photovoltaic, green hydrogen during cultural exchange

UL Lafayette and the University of Magallanes will partner for the "Collaborative Research and Knowledge Exchange in Sustainable Energy” project. The Energy Institute’s very own Dr. Terrence Chambers and a group of UL Lafayette students will travel to the University of Magallanes later this year. Dr. Chambers, of the EESE Center, also directs the University’s Green Hydrogen Center.

Then, students and faculty from the University of Magallanes, in Punta Arenas in Chile, will travel to UL Lafayette. At each location, during the 10-day trips - and during virtual workshops - students from both universities will collaborate for research and study in areas such as photovoltaic system design and economic analysis, and green hydrogen production. Their work will be built around extensive capabilities in both regions and at both institutions.

Read more about the student collaboration between UL Lafayette and Chile. 

Read more about the student collaboration from the University of Magallanes