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Fourteen K-State graduate students representing six departments and three colleges have been awarded assistantships to conduct research in sustainable energy for the 2009-10 academic year.

K-State’s Center for Sustainable Energy requests proposals annually from eligible K-State faculty in support of the assistantships for projects related to enhancing research on renewable energy topics. The assistantships are intended to expand the current research base at K-State and encourage new research clusters addressing issues related to renewable energy.

Proposals included bioenergy research topics in plant genetics, biomass production, conversion processes and utilization, as well as wind, solar and economic issues related to renewable energy.

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