Edward S. Rubin
Alumni Chair Professor of Environmental Engineering and Science
Professor of Engineering and Public Policy, Mechanical Engineering
When to call: Rubin's research explores techical, economic and policy issues related to energy and the environment, including electric power systems, carbon capture and sequestration technologies, climate change mitigation strategies, energy and environmental technology innovation, government policies and integrated assessments.
Among his many international activities Rubin was a coordinating lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), co-recipient of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
Media contact: Call Chriss Swaney at 412-268-5776.
Ed Rubin is a professor of Environmental Engineering and Science, Engineering and Public Policy and Mechanical Engineering. He discusses his work to analyze energy systems and bring about innovations for energy and the environment.
Rubin presented about clean coal discussing whether it is an oxymoron or a path to sustainability at the symposium celebrating the launch of the institute.