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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
-
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
-
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
Catalyzing Commercialization: Tiny Optical Fiber Sensors Offer Continuous, In situ Measurement of Humidity
Humidity is a very important parameter to monitor and control when drying food products, pulp and paper products, chemicals, and other semi-moist, porous materials. It can impact drying optimization and, ultimately, product shelf life. However, humidity sensors can be unrealiable, especially when used in large industrial ovens that dry, bake, or de-water materials. Accuracy and precision, along with durability and size, are all important factors for successful automated humidity sensing.
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Catalyzing Commercialization: Researchers Develop Rapid, Low-Cost Norovirus Detection Platform
A little bit of norovirus — the highly infectious microbe that causes about 20 million cases of food poisoning in the U.S. each year — goes a long way. Just 10 particles of the virus can cause illness in humans. While norovirus is often associated with cruise ships, it can also spread quickly through a community via its water supply. Norovirus causes about 200,000 deaths globally each year.
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Catalyzing Commercialization: A Closed-Loop Process for Li-Ion Battery Recycling
As the demand for mobile electronics and electric vehicles (EVs) increases, so does the demand for lithium-ion batteries. Recovering the value of these batteries once the devices they power reach their end of life is a challenge. In North America, most used batteries pile up in landfills and only 5% are recycled.
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