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KU Researcher Adds A Dose Of Sugar To Diesel Fuel

A University of Kansas researcher has successfully demonstrated a method to convert grass, stalks, and farm byproducts into sugar for use as a primary component in fuel for diesel engines. The alternative fuel mixture is estimated to cost less than traditional diesel fuel and has already been tested in conventional diesel engines.

SourceUniversity of Kansas·DateNov 14, 1996

Universities To Develop Landmine Detection Technology

Researchers will explore innovations in mine detection using microelectronic chemical-sniffing 'nose', ultrasound, and unique mathematical aids. The projects aim to detect buried military booby traps that kill or maim innocent noncombatants.

SourceDuke University·DateOct 8, 1996
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Severe Storms: Three New Research Angles At NCAR

Researchers at NCAR have developed new computer models to analyze storm development and forecast uncertainty. The auto-nowcaster tool, which spots incipient storms and predicts their development up to a half-hour in advance, will be tested this summer.

SourceNational Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research·DateMay 17, 1996