Everyone can explore and gain insight into the critical issues related to weather, clean energy, and transportation. CLEETS is dedicated to educating learners of all ages—ranging from K-12 students to university scholars, faculty researchers, and the general public—about the science behind these challenges and the potential solutions available.

Our website features videos and infographics that illustrate key topics and questions about energy security and transportation. You can also participate in a variety of engaging activities.

• Interactive webinars
• Seasonal learning schools
• Hands-on workshops

Dive into a rich educational experience that transcends disciplinary boundaries and ignites a passion for global knowledge sharing.

Together, let’s make a difference!

Efficient Road Transportation

K-12 Education

CLEETS Global Center’s K-12 curriculum includes hands-on activities and projects [TBD] for students to learn about solutions in energy and weather domain. This robust K-12  curriculum will prepare students for further exploration in weather, transportation, and energy science, as well as for potential eventual careers.

Seasonal Schools

CLEETS seasonal schools provide in-depth, curated workshops for undergraduate and graduate students to explore career pathways in effective energy and transport solutions. CLEETS Schools bring together a global team of researchers to train on multifaceted aspects of road transportation systems. Designed for undergraduate and graduate students, the CLEETS Fall school focuses on curating courses on topics of mobility and transportation choices. As these students, known as CLEETS Associates, learn together in a collaborative, interdisciplinary space, they will not only develop a holistic perspective on road transportation but also explore career pathways in the field.

Industry & Academic Talks

CLEETS industry and academic talks provide opportunities for professional development and upskilling of current scholars in industries and organizations in above focus areas, as well as opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to explore career pathways.