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POSITION AVAILABLE – Post-Doctoral Researcher in Molded Pulp Products
The Center for Renewable Carbon (CRC) at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville invites applications for a 12-month Post-Doctoral Researcher position (100% Research). Position is available for one year and may be…
CRC Prof Harper gave lightening talk at Japanese business roundtable
Professor David Harper was one of 5 UT faculty to give a lightening talk at the recent Japanese business roundtable. His talk was titled, Transforming Tennessee to a Biobased Economy. Read…
CRC alumni at World Wood Day 2023
CRC alumni Lu Yu and former post-doc Dr. Seung-Hwan Lee will be bookending the upcoming “Wood in Cultural Heritage” themed World Wood Day, hosted online by the International Academy of…
VW collaboration – Work of CRC PhD student Cecile Grubb (Harper lab) and more
UPDATE – CRC graduate student’s trip to Cambodia with Farmer-to-Farmer program
In December, CRC graduate student Rithany Kheam traveled with a team to volunteer in Cambodia. Below are some highlights from her experience. At the National University of Battambang, Farmer-to-Farmer volunteers…
Check out the beautiful Science as Art photos by CRC/Materials Science graduate students, Michael Broud and Jakob Scroggins
To Make Valuable Bioproducts, Pick the Right Solvent Pretreatment – New work from CRC and ORNL researchers
Three common solvents for pretreating switchgrass yield lignin extracts with the potential for making different valuable bioproducts. Read more about this project on energy.gov
CRC graduate student traveling to Cambodia with Farmer-to-Farmer program
From December 8th-22nd 2022, Rithany Kheam will be joining four others traveling to Cambodia as a part of the Farmer-to-Farmer program under the guidance of Dave Ader. The purpose of…
