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Home » Chemistry Graduate Student Neil Williams Featured in USA Today

Chemistry Graduate Student Neil Williams Featured in USA Today

Chemistry Graduate Student Neil Williams Featured in USA Today

January 13, 2017 by chemweb

Neil WilliamsNeil Williams, a 4th year PhD candidate in Professor Sheng Dai’s group, had his research featured in a USA Today article. Williams is part of a team at Oak Ridge National Laboratory that discovered a method for removing carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from air. This breakthrough in carbon capture was also mentioned by Knoxville News Sentinel and Forbes.

Read the full article on USA Today.

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