Applied Separations is accepting applications for their Educational Grant worth over $30,000 to colleges, universities and other higher education institutions who wish to teach Supercritical Fluids in their classrooms.Applications will now be accepted through May 6, 2016, and the grant will be awarded at the ACS Green Chemistry show in June, in Portland, Oregon.
Proposals should illustrate how the Spe-ed SFE Prime and supporting materials will be used to teach Supercritical Fluids in the post-secondary classroom. The focus must be on teaching green chemistry with the Prime system and how SCF can impact business, processes, the environment and the overall green economy. Research topics MUST be related to Green Chemistry and environmentally-friendly technology and/or processes. Applications should include how the use of the Prime and SCF can educate students about eliminating petroleum-based solvents, pollution or residue; or how SCF can be used in nanotechnology.
For more information on how to apply, visit the grant section of the website.
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