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• Advanced Materials Power Next-Generation Molecular Separations

  Dateline: 01/25/2017
• New Low-Cost Technique Converts Bulk Alloys to Oxide Nanowires

  Dateline: 01/19/2017
• Georgia Tech to Play Key Role in New Federally-Funded Chemical Processing Initiative

  Dateline: 12/09/2016
• Carbon Molecular Sieve Membranes Cut Energy Use in Hydrocarbon Separations

  Dateline: 08/18/2016
• Solar Power to the People

  Dateline: 08/11/2016
• Molten Storage and Thermophotovoltaics Offer New Solar Power Pathway

  Dateline: 07/27/2016
• Engineered “Sand” May Help Cool Electronic Devices

  Dateline: 07/13/2016
• Light-Trapping 3-D Solar Cells Undergo Space Testing

  Dateline: 07/18/2016
• U.S. Energy Secretary Visit Highlights Georgia Tech’s Energy Collaborations

  Dateline: 05/24/2016
• Researchers List “Seven Chemical Separations to Change the World”

  Dateline: 04/27/2016
• 12 Emerging Technologies That May Help Power the Future

  Dateline: 04/17/2016
• Device “Fingerprints” Could Help Protect Power Grid, Other Industrial Systems

  Dateline: 02/29/2016
• Six Finalists Competing for InVenture Prize

  Dateline: 02/10/2016
• Two-Stage Power Management System Boosts Energy-Harvesting Efficiency

  Dateline: 01/11/2016
• Liquid Cooling Moves onto the Chip for Denser Electronics

  Dateline: 10/05/2015
• First Optical Rectenna – Combined Rectifier and Antenna – Converts Light to DC Current

  Dateline: 09/28/2015
• Georgia Tech students finalists for startup of the year

  Dateline: 10/05/2015
• Nano-mechanical Study Offers New Assessment of Silicon for Next-gen Batteries

  Dateline: 09/24/2015
• Proposed Standards for Triboelectric Nanogenerators Could Facilitate Comparisons

  Dateline: 09/25/2015
• Georgia Tech Receives $30 Million Grant from The Kendeda Fund

  Dateline: 09/18/2015