The University of West Florida's recent acquisition of nearly $90,000 in grants underscores a significant commitment to advancing energy storage research and enhancing workforce development in Northwest Florida. Dr. Jacob Tracy, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry, is at the forefront of this initiative, having secured a $69,600 grant from the National Science Foundation Division of Chemistry alongside a $20,000 grant from NextEra Energy. This funding addresses a critical need for innovative energy solutions and skilled professionals in a region poised for growth in the energy sector, highlighting the intersection of academic research and practical workforce training.
UWF chemistry professor awarded grants to advance energy storage research and workforce training - University of West Florida Newsroom
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