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Steven Farrell and Ed Sartor, both in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, won recognition for their forward-thinking proposals.

Researchers at Northern Arizona University found that microbes growth rate decreased over 15 years of warming,

The measurement will help put theories about the nature of the universe to the test.

Permitting and federal authorization processes can increase the costs, risks, and timelines of licensing (or relicensing) hydropower projects. Now, a new report examines what factors affect this process and how.

Garcia has been selected as one of 65 graduate students for the Office of Science Graduate Student Research program’s 2021 Solicitation 1 cycle.

Newly developed catalyst w/ unique, atomic-sized “rafts” does a better job than current technology for cleaning up emissions from natural gas engines.

Four North Dakota State University researchers have received a three-year $1.9 million grant from the Department of Energy.

Loren Greenman is an assistant professor of physics at Kansas State University.

With cleaner technologies and regenerative farming practices, low-carbon ethanol can be converted into sustainable aviation fuels. Argonne’s GREET model simulation shows a path to zero-carbon jet fuel from corn-based ethanol.

An Idaho National Laboratory research team has identified models that could help scale-up processing to industry scale at an economically low cost.