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by ruth on April 11, 2007

"Iowa State University, with its central location in the agricultural belt and rich traditions of research and service, is uniquely positioned to set the standard for biorenewables research, education and technology transfer," Geoffroy said. "Contributing to the development of the bioeconomy is directly in line with our mission: 'Create, share and apply knowledge to make Iowa and the world a better place.'"
According to Robert C. Brown, the Iowa Farm Bureau Director of Iowa State's Office of Biorenewables Programs, ConocoPhillips is especially interested in converting biomass to fuel through a process called fast pyrolysis, which uses heat in the absence of oxygen to decompose biomass into a "bio-oil" which can subsequently be refined into transportation fuel (see video for more details).
Source: Iowa State University News Service
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