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Tim Lieuwen

Executive Vice President for Research

College of Engineering Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering

Tim Lieuwen is an expert in clean energy and propulsion systems, energy policy, acoustics, fluid mechanics, and combustion.

Tim Lieuwen is Regents’ Professor, David S. Lewis Jr. Chair, and executive director of the Strategic Energy Institute at Georgia Tech. His interests lie in the areas of clean energy and propulsion systems, energy policy, acoustics, fluid mechanics, and combustion. Lieuwen’s passion for automobiles and energy began when he was a teenager repairing cars as a small business. He believes we are at a historical crossroads with regard to energy sources and policies, and emphasizes Georgia Tech’s role in the transition.

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Tim Lieuwen Named Georgia Tech’s Executive Vice President for Research

The Regents’ Professor and current interim EVPR brings strong leadership and deep research expertise to the role.

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Powering Up

Our researchers are creating new technologies that pollute less and store more energy — while also ensuring the manufacturing process is clean.

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Tim Lieuwen Honored by Royal Academy of Engineering

The former interim chair for the AE School has been elected an International Fellow for his contributions to the aerospace and energy professions.

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Secretary of Energy Discusses Clean Energy

Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm visited Georgia Tech to talk about President Joe Biden's investment in clean energy.

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Driving Change: Georgia Tech Experts Lead in Electrification of America’s Roads

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, and with economic and environmental impacts colliding, Georgia Tech experts are leading the way in the development of next-generation solutions.

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Georgia’s Coal-fired Plant Closings Likely to Go on Despite Supreme Court EPA Ruling

Georgia Recorder

Environmental‌ ‌groups are calling on the U.S. Congress to take action after a U.S. Supreme Court limiting the ability to enforce carbon emission pollution dealt a blow in the fight against climate change. But as the nation’s president and environmental organizations sound alarms, some experts say the ruling likely won’t impede progress in Georgia toward closing air polluting coal-fired power plants and moving toward cleaner forms of energy.

https://georgiarecorder.com/2022/07/01/georgias-coal-fired-plant-closings-likel…

U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff Visits Georgia Tech

Ossoff hosted a roundtable discussion at Tech to explore the potential for a hydrogen hub in the Southeast.

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Faces of Research - Meet Tim Lieuwen

Meet Tim Lieuwen, executive director of the Strategic Energy Institute (SEI).

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US says China targeted pipelines as DHS mandates cybersecurity measures

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