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Leading the research on refractory high-entropy alloys for hydrogen-fired gas turbines under ARPA-E's ULTIMATE program, with materials scientists Dr. Raymundo Arróyave and Dr. Ibrahim Karaman directing the effort.
Texas A&M University's Christopher Nowotarski, an associate professor of atmospheric sciences, provided expert analysis on the feasibility of tornadoes toppling wind turbines as depicted in the movie 'Twisters.'
Texas A&M University is represented by Professor Fred Dupriest, an engineering professor and former ExxonMobil Chief Drilling Engineer, who commented on the geothermal drilling technology advancements.
One of the lead research institutions involved in the study identifying the lycopaoctaene synthase enzyme in algae for biofuel production.
The university conducted a study on the environmental impacts of hydropower in tropical rainforests.
Collaborating institution on the bat protection device project. Michael Smotherman from Texas A&M will perform testing of the device on lab bats.
Texas A&M University has been awarded $1.2 million to develop low-cost hydrogen sorbents with greater storage capacity and efficient release.
This university was mentioned as a source for a study on air pollution in Asia and its effects on climate.
Four students from Texas A&M University were part of the winning team at the Shell Eco-marathon Asia.

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