Article courtesy of the Las Cruces Bulletin By Samantha Roberts You have to see it to believe it. The research on algae biofuel at Sapphire Energy could change the world, literally. Research and development measures at the compound could lead to replacing millions of gallons of transportation fuel a year with pond scum. Currently, New [...]
Read MoreRelease courtesy of NMSU News Center WRITER: Linda Fresques, 575-646-7416, lfresque@nmsu.edu CONTACT: Nirmala Khandan, 575-646-5378, nkhandan@nmsu.edu The National Science Foundation has selected a multi-university team from Stanford University, New Mexico State University, Colorado School of Mines and University of California, Berkeley to implement a multi-year Engineering Research Center, with the goal of reinventing America’s aging [...]
Read MoreRocky Mountain Cleantech Open, an organization of volunteers dedicated to helping cleantech startups succeed, is now accepting applications for the 2010 Rocky Mountain Cleantech Open Competition. The Cleantech Open‘s mission is to find, fund, and foster the big ideas that address today’s most urgent energy, environmental, and economic challenges. We deliver our world-class training program [...]
Read MoreNew Mexico State University and the Institute for Energy & the Environment is hosting the “Re-Energize America: Policy, Practice, and Possibility for America’s Energy Future” conference at the Corbett Center on the campus of New Mexico State University on Monday, August 31 and continuing through Tuesday, September 1, 2009. This conference will give attendees the [...]
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