EMAC is a place for people with a strong quantitative and interdisciplinary background, and an interest in energy systems, power engineering, or just transitions.

Prospective Graduate Students

Prospective PhD and MS students should apply through the Energy and Resources Group or Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at UC Berkeley. Please mention your interest in EMAC in your application. The application deadline is normally in early December.

If you apply, reach out to Duncan with a brief description of your background and research interests in mid December, when we start to review applications. Please don’t worry if you don’t receive a reply! Because it can be hard to make time for everyone, Duncan doesn’t doesn’t meet with prospective students.

Prospective Postdocs

Sometimes we have postdoc openings. Please send a CV, a brief statement of your research interests, and the names of two references to dcal@berkeley.edu. Duncan will do his best to reply, but if you don’t hear from him it means there aren’t any openings at the moment.

Undergraduate Researchers

Berkeley undergraduates interested in research opportunities should contact Duncan Callaway directly.