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This 180,000-square-foot facility will bring together engineers, physicists, chemists and public policy experts to explore innovative ways of addressing energy and artificial intelligence challenges. Research areas include:
- Nuclear energy
- Hydrogen
- Biofuels
- Solar energy
- Grid technologies and cybersecurity
- Rural access to energy
- Feedstock production and conversion
- Energy storage
- Industrial energy efficiency
- Emissions
- Power transmission and power electronics
- Transportation (electric vehicles)
- Energy policy and economics
At Mizzou, we’ve decided to make big bets on the future in the areas of health, science, and engineering. This building is the next step in that process. We’ll be focusing on AI, foundational materials science and important policy work so that our research can benefit society.
A Unified Vision
The MU Materials Science & Engineering Institute formalized a partnership between Engineering and Arts & Science, building research teams that collaborate on key areas such as bio, energy and quantum materials.
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Invest in Tomorrow
The new Center for Energy Innovation will create a better future, and we need you. Through your support, new and current faculty members will have access to the latest technology and equipment to drive the collaborations and innovations that benefit society.
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NEWS
A cool solution
Mizzou researcher Chanwoo Park is designing a next-generation cooling system to help data centers become more energy efficient.
Mizzou researcher develops next-generation hydrogen sensors
A University of Missouri researcher is developing next-generation sensors that could be key to using hydrogen as a clean energy source in the future.
Biofuel boost
As the climate continues to change and the landscape of the agriculture industry also shifts in response, one CAFNR researcher’s work is making strides that support the health of the planet and the farming families that feed us.