Bioenergy funding
Research Councils UK recently announced £12m of funding for collaborations between British universities and institutions in China, India and the US.
Research Councils UK (RCUK) has announced £12m of funding for collaborations between British universities and institutions in
The awards include a UK-Indian research project that aims to deliver sustainable decentralised bioenergy.
The three-year £3m grant, co-funded by RCUK and the Indian Department of Science and Technology, has been made to Aston University and the Indian Institute of Technology,
The project, which will focus on bioenergy technology and business solutions for both countries, will use wasteland and wastewater to grow biomass to provide energy for heating in the
Lord Drayson, minister of state for Science and Innovation, said: ‘The RCUK Science Bridges Awards are an excellent example of how the
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