Howdy Goudey

Howdy Goudey, a senior scientific engineering associate at Berkeley Lab, was recognized for his vast technical expertise and inventiveness that has enabled leading-edge research and development in efficient building technologies, as well as his engagement with his community. 

He supports an extensive array of testing facilities, engineers, and scientists within the Building Technologies and Urban Systems Division.  His abilities to envision and fabricate test equipment, design and execute experiments, guide researchers, and mentor junior staff have allowed him to play a significant role in many high profile projects including an infant warmer, national energy performance ratings for window attachments, vacuum-insulated window glazing, and gas-filled panels for high-performance thermal insulation. In addition, Goudey serves as the electrical safety officer for the Energy Technologies Area, and beyond his lab responsibilities, he is a mentor and prolific volunteer within his community.

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Keeping development and deployment of hardware for the ARPA-E Passive Radiative Cooling Film project on schedule during multiple weekend power outages at the Lab.

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Participation as a Lab Mentor for the first-ever Berkeley Lab Energy Design Challenge.