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Environmental Sustainability
Featured Projects: Environmental Sustainability
Investigator: Mary Poulton
Institution: University of Arizona
Program: SRG
Award: $8,794,522 Term: 48 Months
Copper has always been an important resource for the state of Arizona and AZ scientists, in partnership with Freeport-McMoRan, Resolution Copper and 14 other mining companies are making mining safer, more productive, and environmentally friendlier for the sake of AZ’s economy and AZ’s communities.
Investigator: James Crittenden
Institution: Arizona State University
Program: CAA
Award: $399,280 Term: 18 Months
With better understanding of how and why we choose one material over another when constructing new buildings, human population growth in the Valley of the Sun can be sustained in ways that are more economically and environmentally sustainable.
Investigator: Anthony Muscat
Institution: University of Arizona
Program: SRG
Award: $825,000 Term: 42 Months
By reducing water, energy, and materials necessary to build electronic devices such as cell phones and computers, Arizona will remain a leader in this area. In partnership with Intel, university researchers are using biological molecules to build electronic devices, a breakthrough for reducing production costs leading to large-scale commercial opportunities.
Research Projects: Environmental Sustainability
Investigator: Mary Poulton
Institution: University of Arizona
Program: SRG
Award: $8,794,522 Term: 48 Months
Copper has always been an important resource for the state of Arizona and AZ scientists, in partnership with Freeport-McMoRan, Resolution Copper and 14 other mining companies are making mining safer, more productive, and environmentally friendlier for the sake of AZ’s economy and AZ’s communities.
Investigator: James Crittenden
Institution: Arizona State University
Program: CAA
Award: $399,280 Term: 18 Months
With better understanding of how and why we choose one material over another when constructing new buildings, human population growth in the Valley of the Sun can be sustained in ways that are more economically and environmentally sustainable.
Investigator: Anthony Muscat
Institution: University of Arizona
Program: SRG
Award: $825,000 Term: 42 Months
By reducing water, energy, and materials necessary to build electronic devices such as cell phones and computers, Arizona will remain a leader in this area. In partnership with Intel, university researchers are using biological molecules to build electronic devices, a breakthrough for reducing production costs leading to large-scale commercial opportunities.