Switzerland / Japan / United States / China / India / /
Currency
cent / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Swiss Federal Institute / California State University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
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conventional climate-control systems / artificial gas hydrates / transportation / energy needs / gas hydrate studies / economical and efficient thermoelectric devices / energy security / imported oil / supply energy / natural gas / transportation accounts / solar energy system / energy use / nuclear energy / thermal energy / oil / nuclear technology / transportation problem / natural gas hydrates / food / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / transportation fuel / energy bonanza / electricity / conventional natural gas / nuclear energy systems / electricity generation / photovoltaic energy powers / portable beverage / chemical processes / semiconductor systems / Solar water heating systems / conventional oil resources / separations technologies / methane gas / solar energy / electricity needs / gas hydrates / energy problem / thermoelectric devices / /
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Atlantic Ocean / East coast / Gulf of Mexico / /
Organization
Massachusetts Institute of Technology / American Chemical Society / ACS office of Research Grants / Caltech Center for Sustainable Energy Research / American Association for the Advancement of Science / California State University in Los Angeles / Petroleum Research Fund / Swiss Federal Institute of technology in Lausanne / /
Person
Daniel Nocera / Yong Ba / Harry Gray / James B. Roberto / Peng Wang / Sunshine Combating / Chris Hollinsed / Adam Dylewski / Michaël Grätzel / Michael Woods / Mark Sampson / /
Position
editor / deputy director for science and technology / teacher / director / deputy director for science and technology in Tennessee / /
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Alaska / Tennessee / Rhode Island / South Carolina / North Carolina / Massachusetts / /
Region
Gulf of Mexico / East coast / /
Technology
semiconductor / technology of advanced nuclear energy systems / just one technology / fuel cells / fuel cell / separations technologies / biofuels / /
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