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BE FY 2002 Awards

MATERIALS USE: SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND SOCIETY (MUSES)

| Robert Anex |
BE/MUSES: Understanding Biocomplexity: Developing Methods of Defining Sustainable Uses of Agricultural Products
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University of Oklahoma |
$109,851.00 |
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| Timothy Considine |
MUSE: The Industrial Ecology of Particulate Materials
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Pennsylvania State University |
$110,000.00 |
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| Marc Edwards |
Towards a Sustainable Potable Water Infrastructure: Ecology, Aesthetics and Economics of Corrosion
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute |
$99,965.00 |
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| Frank Field |
MUSES: Research and Education in Integrated Assessment Methodologies for Product Design and Strategies
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
$110,000.00 |
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| Thomas Graedel |
Model Development for the Global Cycles of the Alloying Elements of Steel
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Yale University |
$99,729.00 |
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| Gretchen Kalonji |
MUSE: Materials and the Environment: A Binational Partnership for "Eco-Materials" Research and Education
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University of Washington |
$109,497.00 |
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| Gregory Keoleian |
Sustainable Infrastucture Materials and Systems: Integration of Microstructure Tailoring and Life Cycle Analysis of Engineered Cementitious Composites
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University of Michigan |
$100,000.00 |
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| Oladele Ogunseitan |
MUSES: Biocomplex Dimensions of Industrial Ecology: Decision Analysis and Sectoral Trade-Offs in the Management of Toxic Metals Used in the Electronic Industry
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University of California at Irvine |
$109,979.00 |
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| Michael Overcash |
Industrial Solvents and Working Fluids-Industrial Ecology of Organic Materials
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North Carolina State University |
$99,995.00 |
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| Mansour Rahimi |
BE: MUSES: Modeling Eco-Industrial Symbiosis: Greening of Regional Industrial Materials Networks
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University of Southern California |
$110,001.00 |
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| Gang Sun |
MUSES: Disposable and Reusable Textile Materials in Healthcare Facilities
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University of California at Davis |
$110,000.00 |
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