Bioenergy & Bioproducts Engineering
Dr. Bin Yang
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Pilot project turns corn waste into jet fuel
Ocober 22, 2020 | WSU Insider
Richland, WA
Researchers at Washington State University are part of a national effort to find a higher-value use for such leftovers. The waste, also known as corn stover, is a plentiful source of lignin, a structural molecule used to make advanced jet fuels.
Bin Yang, associate professor in WSU’s Department of Biological Systems Engineering, is helping to launch a new $3.7 million, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)-funded project, led by researchers at the University of North Dakota. … » More …
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