The Clean Coal Symposium will be held August 20-21, 2014 in Laramie. Click to view the draft agenda.
SER supports research and outreach activities related to the development of uranium through in-situ recovery (ISR) in Wyoming.
Centers of Excellence bring together faculty and graduate students from multiple disciplines to develop important energy research programs.
State-of-the-art research is a requirement for preserving and growing the value of Wyoming's energy resources while protecting the state's environmental treasures. UW's ability to seek and obtain outside funding is greatly enhanced by the state's commitment to provide competitively-awarded matching funds.
The School of Energy Resources (SER) oversees several research Centers of Excellence, which facilitate interdisciplinary research in program areas that are critical to advancing the state of the art in energy technology and policy.
The School of Energy Resources and the eight Centers of Excellence it oversees advertise several research opportunities each year. Current funding opportunities and Requests for Proposals are posted to the SER Research webpages.
SER administers several funding programs which provide UW faculty a critical competitive advantage in capturing external funding for new research proposals in energy areas. These highly leveraged funds provide UW with excellent opportunities and facilities to compete in a broad spectrum of research endeavors across energy sectors important to the state - natural gas, petroleum, coal, uranium, wind, and solar.
SER also oversees the Carbon Sequestration Fund and Uranium Recovery Fund.
June 12, 2014 — Wyoming’s resurgent uranium industry could get a further boost from University of Wyoming scientists, whose research on post-mining environmental restoration is yielding extremely promising results.
