Innovative Research
Clean technologies research at Washington State University crosses many disciplines and draws from several colleges across campus. Our diverse collection of faculty experts collaborate to unravel the mechanisms of engineering, plant sciences, and economics, and implement that knowledge to design sustainable resources for the built environment, explore renewable energy sources, distribute and manage the smart grid, and inform progressive public policies on energy use.
The University draws upon the expertise of highly acclaimed faculty, such as those highlighted below. This list shows but a few of the faculty members leading important efforts in clean technologies research.
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Birgitte Ahring Director, Bioproducts, Sciences, and Engineering Laboratory (BSEL) |
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Anjan Bose Regents Professor, electrical engineering and computer science |
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John Browse Regents Professor, molecular plant sciences |
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Lynne Carpenter-Boggs Specialist, Biologically Intensive Agriculture and Organic Farming, Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources |
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Shulin Chen Professor, biological systems engineering |
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Hayley Chouinard Associate professor, economics |
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Sue Clark Professor, chemistry |
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Su Ha Assistant professor, chemical engineering |
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Marie Laborie Assistant professor, civil and environmental engineering |
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Brian Lamb Regents Professor, civil and environmental engineering |
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Norm Lewis Professor, molecular plant sciences |
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George Mount Professor, civil and environmental engineering |
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Grant Norton Professor, engineering and architecture |
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John Reganold Regents Professor, soil science and agroecology |
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Mike Wolcott Professor, civil and environmental engineering |
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Joan Q. Wu Associate professor, biological systems engineering |
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Jonathan Yoder Associate professor, economic sciences |
