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Planet, Profit & People Provoke Conversations in USU's Green Office Program
Utah State University's Aggie Recreation Center recently moved to hand dryers only in four of the most used bathrooms.
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USU Tops List for Nuclear Engineering Research
On Sept. 10, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced it was awarding USU two large grants totaling $831,628.
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Adding Fuel to the Fire: Motivations for Biofuel Innovation
Innovation in biofuels involves more than good ideas, according to Joseph Tainter from the Department of Environment…
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Politics, Power and Rivers - Historic Mining in the Rural West
Even in the late 1800s, most mining operators knew exactly what they were reaping on local rivers, said author…
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Utah Schools Compete in Electric Car Races
The Governor's Office of Energy Development (OED) and the Utah State University STARS! GEAR UP program invite…
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Aggie Chemist Tianbiao 'Leo' Liu Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
USU USTAR researcher is advancing emerging battery technology
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Simple Change, Big Impact: USU Chemists Boost Green Battery Capability
Lu, B. Hu, DeBruler, Bi, Zhao, Yuan, M. Hu, Wu, Liu published in 'Joule'
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Winning Student Design Could Generate Alternative Energy Using Food Waste
A team of civil and environmental engineering students at USU's College of Engineering took home a national award…
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AggieAir Partners with USU Facilities to Discover Energy Loss on USU Campus
With AggieAir's data, Facilities will be able to locate buildings that may be experiencing above average losses of…
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Unique Research Uses Trash to Track Human Energy Use for Last 10,000 Years
Scientists have long studied humans and their relationships with each other and their environments.
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A New Twist on Archimedes' Screw
Utah Water Research Lab partners with energy company to test hydrodynamic turbine
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USU-Uintah Basin Scientists' Research Improves Regulatory Outlook
Research conducted by Utah State University's Bingham Research Center led to a marginal, rather than moderate, ozone…