Molecular Diagnostics for Algae Production Systems
Dr. Stephen Chisholm - Dept. of Bioag. Sci. and Pest Management
Design of distributed microgrid islands
Dr. Sid Suryanarayanan - Dept. of Electrical and Computer Eng.
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Together, the Clean Energy Supercluster™ and CSU Ventures strive to:
Address possibly the greatest global challenge in human history - How to reduce our collective carbon footprint
Address challenges that are complex and demand multidisciplinary approaches
Build on a foundation of scholarly excellence in core disciplines
Focus on academic research areas that are of interest to students and important to government, not-for-profit entities, and corporate and philanthropic partners locally, regionally, nationally, and across the world.
Primary components of the Supercluster™
Academic Infrastructure: A university-wide multidisciplinary alliance of researchers, social scientists, and business experts working on innovative research and discovery
Enterprise Infrastructure: Promotes business alliances, new commercial applications, and opportunities for additional investment in the research and research products.
The Clean Energy Supercluster™ is an Innovative Model for Speeding Cutting-Edge CSU Technology to Market
