It is ironic that while we pursue solar energy for sustainability, almost all the solar technologies we have today are unsustainable one way or another. My book “Terawatt Solar Photovoltaics: Roadblocks and Opportunities“ (Springer 2014) analyzes some of the roadblocks to sustainable solar technologies.
AIM AND FOCUS
The Fulbright Distinguished Scholar is co-hosted by the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) and the Law Faculty at Lund University (LU). The aim is to promote collaboration between human rights scholars in the United States and Sweden.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Teach one introductory course for undergraduates, as well as a more specialized course for senior or graduate students (or both) in the grantee's area of expertise. The Distinguished Scholar will also give an inaugural lecture during the year. Opportunities to give lectures at other Swedish universities and outside Sweden will be available and are encouraged.
Teach and/or research in the proposed area of interest. The ratio of teaching vs. research and the number of courses to be taught (if any) is to be arranged between the scholar and the host institution. This should be stated in the letter of invitation.
Conduct policy-oriented research that addresses topics of common importance for the US-EU relationship and/or EU affairs and that is tenable in one or more EU Member States.
One American scholar will be selected for the Fulbright-Schuman Innovation Award, designed to support research at the intersection of policy and technology that can improve the transatlantic understanding of issues at the heart of the US-EU relationship.
This grant offering is pending available funds
Specific grant requirements will be discussed and finalized with the host institution, but should include: