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Fourteen interdisciplinary research teams receive 2026 IEE seed grants

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By Kevin Sliman
| The Pennsylvania State University (PSU)
Institute of Energy and the Environment Institute of Energy and the Environment's program supports basic and applied research that lays the groundwork to pursue external funding Fourteen interdisciplinary research teams have received funding through the Institute of Energy and the Environment’s (IEE) 2026 Seed Grant Program. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Fourteen interdisciplinary research teams have received funding through the Institute of Energy and the Environment’s (IEE) 2026 Seed Grant Program.
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Addressing workforce challenges to strengthen US power grid

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By Kevin Sliman
| The Pennsylvania State University (PSU)
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The nation's electric grid faces mounting pressures from aging infrastructure, growing energy demand and increasingly frequent extreme weather events. A team led by Penn State researchers is working to address a less visible but equally critical challenge: the future workforce needed to keep the power flowing.
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Plastic bottles could find new life in batteries as graphite

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By Kevin Sliman
| The Pennsylvania State University (PSU)
A new study shows that PET plastic, such as discarded bottles, can be converted into highly ordered synthetic graphite that could be used in batteries for electric vehicles, smartphones and renewable energy storage systems. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A plastic bottle tossed into a recycling bin could one day help power an electric vehicle, smartphone or renewable energy storage system, according to a team of Penn State researchers.
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