Grant awarded for laser-based waste coal solution

The researchers collaborating on the project, 'Machine Learning Enhanced LIBS to Measure and Process Biofuels and Waste Coal for Gasifier Improved Operation', that was granted Phase II funding from the Department of Energy (Image: Institute for Cyber Physical Infrastructure and Energy/Lehigh University)

Zheng Yao and Carlos Romero are collaborating on the project, 'Machine Learning Enhanced LIBS to Measure and Process Biofuels and Waste Coal for Gasifier Improved Operation', that was granted Phase II funding from the Department of Energy (Image: Institute for Cyber Physical Infrastructure and Energy/Lehigh University)

Lehigh University researchers have been awarded a grant for the second phase of their two-part project focused on waste coal and biomass utilisation

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