E&E News summarizes the massive gains in solar energy production China has made since 2000, which UW–Madison Professor of Public Affairs Gregory Nemet followed in his book "How Solar Energy Became Cheap: A Model for Low-Carbon Innovation."

In the wake of news that Iran will no longer abide by uranium enrichment levels agreed upon in its 2015 nuclear deal, WORT's Shaun Soman spoke with UW–Madison Professor of Nuclear Engineering, Paul Wilson, about these levels and the history of Iran’s nuclear program.

UW–Madison Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering Mikhail Kats has bent the rules of physics: he created a special coating that doesn't increase its brightness at higher and higher temperatures. Science News Magazine covers the groundbreaking invention.

GLBRC representatives Tina Nielsen and Vatsan Raman talk on the Larry Meiller Show about what a biorefinery would look like and learn just how microbes can convert plant matter into products we use every day.

The Badger Herald covers the Wisconsin Energy Institute's forum discussing the viability of biofuels and the bioproducts as replacements to more harmful types of energy.

UW–Madison Professor of Chemical & Biological Engineering George Huber is leading the research that he says could change the way we recycle one of the most wasteful products on Earth. Channel 3000 talks to Huber and his research team to find out how their technology might allow us to better handle plastic waste.