The LSU AgCenter has received the go-ahead from the Board of Regents to begin establishing the Louisiana Institute for Biofuels and Bioprocessing. This has moved us a step forward in our efforts to boost the biofuels business in the state,” said John Russin, LSU AgCenter’s associate vice chancellor and institute director. “The institute puts a face on our biofuels research and will help us obtain grants.” Russin said the Regents’ approval is conditional for one year, during which time the LSU AgCenter is to form an advisory board and set up the structure for expansion of bioenergy research.
LSU AgCenter establishes Louisiana biofuels institute
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