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Eligibility Requirements
Companies and other organizations having interests in energy and the environment are eligible to join.
Program Participants
Member companies represent a broad spectrum of industries. They share an interest in energy and environmental research and in gaining and maintaining a competitive advantage in their commercial efforts. The Affiliates Program is supported by corporate membership fees of $150,000 per year and is designed to facilitate the relationship between academia and industry.
For more information about participating industries and professions, and related Stanford research, visit the "Our Research" page on this site.
All EEAP Memberships are subject to Stanford University Policies for Industry Affiliates Programs.
Please see the Research Policy Handbook for details.
Program Benefits
The benefits to our members are considerable:
- Invitation to Stanford Events
- Fellow-Mentor-Advisor Program
- Facilitated Research Access
- Facilitated Grad Student Recruiting
For more information about member benefits, visit the "Member Benefits" page on this site.
Next Steps
Contact the Affiliates Program
The first step to becoming an affiliate member is to phone [650-721-1637] or email Steve Eglash [seglash@stanford.edu], Executive Director of the Energy and Environment Affiliates Program.
Initial Meetings and Follow-up
A company’s engagement with the Energy and Environment Affiliates Program can be as varied as the companies themselves. Initial meetings identify the company’s goals and areas of mutual interest. Follow-on meetings between the company’s staff and Stanford faculty develop one or more close relationships.
A professor’s research group is chosen for the company’s Fellow-Mentor-Advisor Program allocation. Other interactions such as visits by Stanford students and faculty, sponsored research, and visiting scientists from the company are developed as appropriate.