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FUNDING & POLICY
June 30, 2008
Solar and algae projects funded
The National Science Foundation has
funded an organic photovoltaic research project and an algae biofuel
research project.
The NSF has awarded $160,000 to Zeev Valy Vardeny of the University
of Utah to study the electronic properties of materials used to make
organic solar cells with the aim of increasing the devices' efficiency.
(Optical,
Electrical and Magnetic Studies of pi-Conjugated Polymer/Organic Acceptor
Blends for Photovoltaic Applications)
The NSF has awarded $98,560 to Zhijian Pei and Wenqiao Yuan of Kansas
State University to study materials used to make platforms for growing
oil-rich algae in the ocean with the aim of developing practical ocean-based
biofuel production. (Exploratory
Research on Solid Carriers for Manufacturing Algae Biofuels in the
Ocean)
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June 30, 2008
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