NSF award 2505492 · Purdue University

IRES: Addressing Critical Challenges of Anaerobic Digestion Biotechnology

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29 December 2030

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Award number: 2505492
Period of support: 1 Sep 2025 – 31 Aug 2030
Amount: $450,000
Awardee: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
Program: Intl Rsrch Exp for Stds (IRES)
Directorate: O/D

Abstract

This IRES project prepares the next generation of U.S. environmental scientists and engineers by providing them with the scientific and engineering skills required for addressing pressing challenges of anaerobic digestion (AD), a process that utilizes microorganisms to transform wastes into natural gas, electricity, and heat. This technology has historically been used as a tool in wastewater treatment, but its use…

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