Durham University
Durham, United Kingdom
Purpose
to develop a macroporous scaffold that can support bacterial cells and metal nanoparticles that work together to catalyze conversion of fecal sludge into hydrogen for electricity.
Division
Global Growth & Opportunity
Date
October 2011
Region Served
AFRICA, ASIA
Committed amount
$94,852
Grant topic
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Duration (months)
24
Grantee location
Durham, United Kingdom
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