A beautifully written article by christine mi The Washington Post —Seeing America by train wapo.st/3z0caDD

Mehrnoosh Aryanpour SJD’25 analyzes how the ongoing net zero transition is altering the scope of longstanding principles of natural resources law and policy in new book co-edited by Damilola S. Olawuyi, SAN, FCIArb, SAN, past Bok Visiting International Professor. جامعة حمد بن خليفة penncareylaw.news/3X1KFBF

What Are the Implications of the End of Chevron for U.S. Administrative Law? A Panel Discussion by the Penn Program on Regulation youtu.be/pszALge4TYo?fe… via YouTube

We’re hiring⭐ Our Office is seeking 2 engineers or physical scientists in Alaska to support clean energy development. ⚠️These positions are remote restricted, meaning selectees must live within 500 air miles of Anchorage or Fairbanks, AK. Apply by 9/9👇🏽 usajobs.gov/job/805691400

Publication day!! Thanks Harvard International Law Journal!! “Enforcing International Law Against Corporations” Read it here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Stay tuned for the online symposium featuring Carla L. Reyes Carol Liao Monika Ehrman Shannon Raj Singh

My mission began 47 years ago today when I joined my twin on our journey to the stars! 🚀 This past year has certainly been an eventful one. Makes you appreciate every day. Thanks to my team (and all of you) for not giving up on me! -V1

Strange, blasted little fireball. We've never seen planet Mercury better than the pictures just taken by BepiColombo, a mere 100 miles/165 km above the distant, rocky surface, so near the Sun. info: tinyurl.com/j7ezsevy images: European Space Agency JAXA(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)

A graduate student at SMU has developed a miniature pH sensor that can tell when food has spoiled in real-time, which could, in turn, help to eliminate food waste. See how Mustangs Must come together to be the World Changers of tomorrow: bit.ly/3Zf7rsA

Look at SMU Dedman School of Law coming in at #3! The Law Schools Where Starting Salaries For Graduates Exceed Their Student Debt abovethelaw.com/2024/09/law-sc…

If you are in NYC/want an excuse to visit, mark your calendars for Oct 17. Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci & I are starting a non-profit-Center for Retail Investors & Corporate Inclusion-and teaming up with Fordham Corporate Law Center for this workshop. I’m biased but it’s a great line-up! See you there!

Thanks to SMU DCII SMU Dedman School of Law SMU Lyle School of Engineering SMU Dedman College Huffington Department of Earth Sciences for their support of our research clusters on "Energy & Environmental Systems", "Subsurface Resources", and "Space Science & Resources"--our teams are grateful! #SMUEENR #PonyUp

Great work from my superstar SMU SMU Dedman College friend and collaborator Alexander Chase!

Many thanks to Sharon Jacobs for joining this week's University of Michigan Public Law Workshop to talk about her work deconstructing the rhetoric of anti-administrative judicial speech. A terrific conversation about one of the most timely topics in public law! law.berkeley.edu/our-faculty/fa…

So proud of my SMU Dedman School of Law friend & colleague Shani Shisha and his forthcoming work “Copyright’s Dominion” in NYU Law Review!

An unexpected finding about how the universe was formed is raising the question -- again -- about whether the standard model of particle physics – the one that students likely learned in physics class – needs to be updated. tinyurl.com/mrxp426k

'More breathing space' by contemporary UK printmaker Janis Goodman #WomensArt

Constellation Energy plans to invest $1.6 billion to restart dormant Three Mile Island nuclear reactor to power Microsoft data centers. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Will Wade Dina Bass

“Shasta is a fire-mountain” Today, I discovered the most beautiful and fitting description of the mountain that I grew up with. Written, of course, by John Muir.

Great fun. So many fantastic presentations. Ranging from the history of corporate bankruptcy to transnational insolvency. As Jared Ellias said a few days back, bankruptcy law scholarship is really vibrant at the moment.

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