Are you interested in learning about renewable energy
research projects at James Madison University?
If so, please join the Valley 25x’25 team for a Research
Review on Wednesday, October 24th from 12:00 –
5:00 PM in ISAT 259 (the nTelos room).
Presentations will highlight student efforts working with
local biodiesel producers, a sustainability matrix analyzing
poultry litter to energy technologies, an electric vehicle
conversion project, and an exploration of sustainability as it
relates to solar energy production to name a few. The full
program can be found on the Research and Public Service
homepage under Events: http://www.jmu.edu/research/.
Refreshments will be provided.
Off-campus visitors are welcome to attend, and should
contact Ben Delp (delpbt@jmu.edu) for parking info.
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