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...Antek Inc. of Syracuse: $49,864 for "Innovative Drain Inlet Filter." Collaborator: Chris Nomura of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. This project is aimed at demonstrating the ability of biodegradable polymers to absorb oil and naphthalene compounds from storm sewer systems...
"The TAD awards are a clear realization of the vision of SyracuseCoE to utilize collaboration between Central Upstate New York universities and businesses, to demonstrate new technologies, commercialize innovations, and create jobs and wealth," says King.
"These four companies exemplify our region's global leadership in green technology, particularly indoor air quality and protection of water resources," says Simpson. "These EPA-funded grants, combined with the outstanding research partnerships facilitated through the SyracuseCoE, will accelerate the growth of these emerging greentech companies, enabling them to create jobs and be more competitive worldwide."
The SyracuseCoE (http://syracusecoe.org) is a federation of more than 200 firms, organizations and institutions that creates innovations to improve health, productivity, security and sustainability in built and urban environments. Activities within SyracuseCoE include research, product development, commercialization assistance and education programs. The scope of application interests include systems that monitor and control thermal comfort, air quality, lighting, sound and water quality in built and urban environments and innovative energy systems, including clean technologies and renewable fuel sources.
