Wenyuan Li, research assistant professor, and Xingbo Liu, interim associate dean for research and professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, will work with manufacturing company Saint-Gobain and other partners to develop an efficient energy conversion system that has the ability to both split water to generate hydrogen and use hydrogen as a fuel to generate power, thanks to a $3 million award from the United States Department of Energy.

No one knows what happens after death, but a student in the Statler College created a video game that considers what uncertainties could lie ahead.

A novel modeling and optimization framework intended to support the United States energy industry developed in part by a Statler College engineer, Debangsu Bhattacharyya, has received global recognition for its capabilities to address the nation’s need for clean energy reliably and efficiently.

A collaborative project between the National Energy Technology Laboratory and Statler College researchers John Hu and Debangsu Bhattacharyya has received the prestigious IChemE Global Award for the development of a revolutionary new microwave ammonia synthesis process that can utilize renewable electricity to make ammonia, a liquid energy carrier.

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