In just the past year, UMass Lowell faculty received approximately $13.5 million in research funding related to energy.

Energy Funding

Research Grants Overview
Principal Investigator (PI)Co-PI(s)Project TitleAgencyAmount
Agar, ErtanMurat Inalpolat, Alireza AmirkhiziManufacturing of Fabric Electrodes using a High-Throughput Screening Platform for Redox Flow BatteriesUS Department of Energy (DOE)$500,000
I-Corps: High-Stability Bio-Inspired Non-Aqueous Redox Flow BatteriesNational Science Foundation (NSF)$50,000
Amir, AmeliMargaret Sobkowicz-Kline, Idaho National Laboratory, Washington State University, Auburn University, DTG Recycle Group, Remacol Inc., Coperion Corp., Barnes Group, SirmaxDeveloping Technologies for Recovery and Reuse of Nonrecyclable Mixed-Waste Plastics and Natural Fibers for Building Construction and MoreU.S. DOE's REMADE Institute, Corporate partners$1,750,000
Apul, OnurXiaoqi ZhangIncreasing Biogas Production from Wastewater Residual Sludge by a Novel, Single-Step Nano-Enabled Thermal Pretreatment MethodMass Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) Catalyst$65,000
Hunter MackNano-Enabled Combustion of Natural Gas in Constant Volume Isothermal ChambersColumbia Gas$150,000
Hunter MackEnhanced Combustion of Natural Gas using Nano-AdditivesColumbia Gas$150,000
Che, FanglinCAREER: Interpretable Deep Learning for Advancing Field-Enhanced CatalysisNational Science Foundation (NSF)$875,000
Chen, JulieChristopher Neizrecki & Joe HartmanUMass Lowell (UML) / Fraunhofer CSE integrationMassCEC$1,200,000
Adam Shine, Matthew Plummer, & David WaggerChemical Recycling of Mixed Plastics and Precious Metals in the Electronic Wastes Using Solvent-based ProcessingThe REMADE Institute$89,000
TOTAL$37,236,677

*Noted if affiliated organization or institution is other than UMass Lowell.

**Noted where UMass Lowell is the sub-contractor and there is a different non-UML PI listed.