Amory Lovins
Science Talent Search – 1964
International Science and Engineering Fair – 1963, 1964
About Amory Lovins
Physicist Amory Lovins is a preeminent authority on energy and its connection to security, development, the environment and the economy. In 1982, Lovins co-founded the Rocky Mountain Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming energy production and use. Lovins has served as an energy advisor to governments in more than 70 countries, written over 30 books and designed energy-efficient buildings, factories and vehicles. He was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship in 1993. Lovins competed in ISEF from 1963–1964, and in the 1964 STS.
Science Talent Search
Lovins at the time of the 1964 STS.
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Science Talent Search
Images from the oscillator Lovins built that became part of his STS project.
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Lovins has been named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people, and one of Foreign Policy’s 100 top global thinkers.
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