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OASIS initiative provides $1.7 million for UCR research projects - Vimarsana News

OASIS initiative provides $1.7 million for UCR research projects

UCR's Office of Research and Economic Development (RED) has announced over $1.7 million in competitive funding for faculty research projects through its Opportunity to Advance Sustainability Innovation and Social Inclusion initiative, known as OASIS. The projects range from probing the severity of COVID-19 infection in Riverside County, through sustainability and resilience in agriculture; to finding ways to mine lithium needed for electric car batteries from brine below the Salton Sea.

Source: ucr.edu
USFS funds FCCP project aiming to fill forest carbon data and modeling knowledge gaps - Vimarsana News

USFS funds FCCP project aiming to fill forest carbon data and modeling knowledge gaps

Project funded by the USFS R9 aims to 1) assess state capacity, interest, and needs for forest monitoring, modeling, and data interpretation; and 2) fill state-level knowledge gaps via the development of knowledge transfer materials.

Source: msu.edu
Urban Building Energy Models and Building Energy Consumption - Vimarsana News

Urban Building Energy Models and Building Energy Consumption

Cities release 70% of CO2 emissions and utilize two-thirds of global energy production, while buildings consume more than one-third of global final energy consumption; thus, growing energy-usage efficiency in buildings provides more opportunities for sustainable development.

Carbon capture's next top model - Vimarsana News

Carbon capture's next top model

 E-Mail IMAGE: Katherine Hornbostel, assistant professor of mechanical engineering and materials science at the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering. view more  Credit: Ramon Cordero/Mainline Photography In the transition toward clean, renewable energy, there will still be a need for conventional power sources, like coal and natural gas, to ensure steady power to the grid. Researchers across the world are using unique materials and methods that will make those conventional power sources cleaner through carbon capture technology. Creating accurate, detailed models i...