Did you catch this fantastic news for Professor Volker Hessel? Professor Hessel, who is also our newest Environment Institute member, along with a team of international researchers, has won a $16M EU grant to investigate the use of new kinds of plasma energy to revolutionize fertilizer production. Congratulations!
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New Environment Institute member Professor Volker Hessel scoops $16 million EU grant for SCOPE project
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