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Overcoming the major obstacle to producing cost-effective biofuel is the aim of innovative UTS research that has been shortlisted for the GE ecomagination Challenge.
Understanding the important role of Australia’s coastal and marine wetlands in storing atmospheric carbon dioxide will be the focus of a new $3 million collaborative research program by CSIRO and eight tertiary institutions, including UTS.
Investigator is a 93.9 metre purpose-built ship research vessel currently under construction and due for delivery in late 2013.
Scientists, with the help of seals, have solved a 30-year mystery surrounding the formation of the global ocean’s coldest, deepest waters.
Progress on the mallee-to-jet fuel project conducted by the Future Farm Industries Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), plus a further initiative to broaden studies into other biomass-to-jet fuel, will be presented at a number of forums at the Avalon Airshow near Geelong, Victoria.
A new book explores how different communities in the Asia-Pacific have responded to the pressing challenge of reconciling conservation with development.
The breakthrough presents a new way to recycle CO2 emissions using renewable energy.
