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Grants Awarded in Past 5 Years
(2007 - 2012)
Advancing glycerol conversion technology for commercialization for sustainable biodiesel industry.
$50,000. Idaho State Board of Education. 07/2012 – 06/2013. Brian He (PI).
In situ transesterification of microalgal oil to produce algal biodiesel (Phase 2).
$69,922 (KLK902). US Department of Transportation, via University Transportation Center (UTC) program
at the University of Idaho. 07/2012 – 06/2013. Brian He (PI).
Production of renewable diesel fuel from biologically-based feedstocks.
$59,998.40 (KLK). US Department of Transportation, via the Pacific Northwest Transportation Consortium (PacTrans)
at the University of Washington. 07/2012 – 06/2013. Jon Van Gerpen, Brian He (co-PI).
Multiple Enhanced-value Co-products from Regionally Important Oilseed Feedstocks. USDA NIFA.
07/11 - 06/14. $599,210. Matt Morra, Brian He (co-PI), Caleb Nindo.
In situ Transesterification of Microalgal Oil to Produce Algal Biodiesel.
National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology.
08/11 - 12/12. $57,000. Brian He (PI).
Production of Renewable Diesel Fuel from Biologically-based Feedstocks.
National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology.
08/10 - 07/12. $160,000. Jon Van Gerpen, Brian He (co-PI).
Biobased Energy Educational Material Exchange System (BEEMS). USDA HEC.
08/09 - 08/12. $59,800. Brian He (PI), collaborated with Ohio State University.
National Biodiesel Education Program (Phase 2). USDA Biodiesel Fuel Education Program.
10/08 - 09/13. $1,000,000. Jon Van Gerpen, Brian He (co-PI), Doug Haines, Dev Shrestha.
Measurement and Control Strategies for Sterol Glucosides to Improve Biodiesel Quality.
National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology.
08/08 - 08/09. $75,195. Jon Van Gerpen, Brian He (co-PI).
Thermal processing of low-grade glycerol to alcohols for biodiesel production.
$141,171. National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology. 08/07 – 12/09. Brian He (PI).
Washington State Ferries Biodiesel Utilization Project
$68,171. US DOE through Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. 01/07 – 01/09. Brian He (PI), Jon Van Gerpen.
(Collaborated with Washington State University. The total project award was $299,950)
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