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FUNDING
December 1, 2008
Oklahoma lands $15m for biofuels
research
The National Science Foundation has
awarded
$15 million over five years to a multi-institution biofuels research
project in Oklahoma. The state is matching the award with $1.1 million
per year, bringing the funding to $20.5 million.
The project's aim is to study the molecular mechanisms of
converting cellulosic biomass to ethanol. The principal investigators
are Ray Huhnke of Oklahoma State University, Lance Lobban of the University
of Oklahoma and Kirankumar Mysore of the Samuel Roberts Noble Research
Foundation.
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