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Doug Aaron

Assistant Department Head, Mechanical, Aerospace & Biomedical Engineering
Electrochemical systems (batteries, fuel cells, electrolyzers) relevant to vehicle electrification; grid stability; and energy storage
Nour Abdoulmoumine.

Nour Abdoulmoumine

Associate Professor, Biosystems Engineering and Soil Science
Biomass conversion and modeling, advanced biofuels and bioproducts
Chris Cox.

Chris Cox

Department Head and Robert M. Condra Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Microbial gene expression profiles during biofuel production from cellulosic feedstocks
David Greene.

David Greene

Research Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Transportation energy transition; sustainability; GHG mitigation; energy efficiency, particularly public policy aspects
David Harper.

David Harper

Professor, School of Natural Resources
Carbon materials, natural fiber composites, composite processing, biopolymers, adhesion, rheology, thermal analysis, kinetic modeling, mechanics
Qiang He.

Qiang He

Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Environmental sustainability, water and wastewater quality
David Hughes.

David Hughes

Professor, Agricultural & Resource Economics
Material research, use of hemp in composites
Niki Labbe.

Niki Labbé

Professor & Assistant Director, Center for Renewable Carbon
Novel approaches to deconstruct lignocellulosic biomass and fabricate bio-based products, high throughput techniques coupled with multivariate statistical analyses for monitoring biomass quality and performance at various scales
Matthew Mench.

Matthew Mench

Wayne T. Davis Dean's Chair, Tickle College of Engineering & Chancellor's Professor
Electrochemical power conversion and storage including polymer electrolyte fuel cells, flow battery systems, and biological energy systems; multi-phase transport visualization and characterization; computational simulation of electrochemical power conversion and storage systems
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Jonathan Overly

Director, East Tennessee Clean Fuels
Alternative fuel vehicle technology adoption, fleet, outreach, education, grant assistance, program management, natural gas, electric, propane, biodiesel, ethanol, electric vehicles
Paul Palies.

Paul Palies

Director of Combustion and Propulsion for Aviation Research Center, Associate Professor
Aviation, hydrogen, sustainability, aircraft, sustainable aviation fuel
Arthur Ragauskas.

Arthur Ragauskas

UT–ORNL Governor's Chair for Biorefining
Biofuels, bio-derived materials; chemical engineering, forestry sciences, environmental science and management, materials engineering, organic chemistry, food science, macromolecular and materials chemistry

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