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Center
Focus Area
Universities
Year Est.
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2021
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2007
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2016
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2018
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2021
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
- Advanced Materials
2012
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
- System Design and Simulation
- Civil Infrastructure Systems
2024
2025
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
- Information, Communication and Computing
2022
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2010
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2016
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2018
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
- Advanced Electronics
- Advanced Electronics
- Advanced Electronics
2009
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2018
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2012
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
- Sensing and Information Systems
2023
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2010
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2009
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2019
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2014
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
- Energy and Environment
2021
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Energy and Environment
- Energy and Environment (Primary Area)
2023
Test Helps ‘Rubber Meet the Road’ in Wet Driving Conditions
Credit: Siamak Farhad, Mechanical Engnieering Department, University of AkronMore than 300,000 people are injured and about 4,000 die each year in car crashes that occur on roads with wet pavement, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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Catalyzing Commercialization: Ultrasonic Dehydration of Protein Suspensions
Today, consumer food choices, as well as food processing innovations, are driven by health, nutrition, and sustainability considerations. Plant proteins, a sustainable alternative to meat, are being used more frequently in foods from protein bars to pasta. At the heart of many food processes is drying. Proteins are routinely dried to improve storage stability, expand alternatives to product formulation, and enhance bioavailability.
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Catalyzing Commercialization: An Economically Viable Process to Recover High-Value Products from Red Mud
Aluminum (Al) possesses many desirable properties: a high strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity, and ductility. Over the past five decades, Al and its alloys have been used extensively for automotive, construction, electrical, and chemical applications. The growing demand for Al is met with an increase in demand for bauxite, a native ore for primary Al production.
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