Hydrogen Storage Materials Research Program Listings
A compilation of numerous university and national lab projects exploring hydrogen storage. Institutions include MIT, Washington Univ, Penn, Colorado School of Mines, Georgia Tech, Louisiana Tech, Missouri Rolla, Univ of Georgia, Tulane, SIU, PNNL, Brookhaven, Ames, Lawrence Berkeley, Oak Ridge, Savannah River. Topics cover in situ NMR, ionic liquids, clathrate hydrates, metal hydrides, dopants, synchrotron X-ray methods, density functional theory, and nanostructured materials.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington University
University of Pennsylvania
Colorado School of Mines
Georgia Institute of Technology
Louisiana Tech University
University of Missouri
Rolla
University of Georgia
Tulane University
Southern Illinois University
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Ames Laboratory
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Savannah River National Laboratory
Hydrogen funds come from SRNL project support
Hydrogen storage research will involve metal-doped carbon nanostructures with funds from SRNL. Virginia Commonwealth University, Georgia Tech, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory contribute, with researchers largely at their home facilities and work starting by September. SANL may join three DOE backed projects. coordination with Washington University and MIT continues on novel materials. Dr. Thad Adams leads SANL’s UNC membrane separation study.
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Virginia Commonwealth University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
SANL
DOE
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Washington University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Thad Adams
University of North Carolina
Education plan links high school tracks to careers
State education officials say the plan creates career clusters in high school to match student skills with real world work. Parents and educators voice support and concerns about resource strain and funding, noting clusters like agriculture health care and IT could shape coursework.
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