Collaboration set to power sustainable energy research in China and Australia
Professor Kening Sun (left) and Professor Guoxiu Wang

Professor Kening Sun (left) and Professor Guoxiu Wang, picture by Alex McAlpin

Leading researchers in sustainable energy technologies in China and Australia are joining forces to accelerate the development of solutions that can be commercialised in both countries.
 
The UTS Centre for Clean Energy Research is partnering with Beijing Institute of Technology's (BIT) School of Chemical Engineering and Environment to develop innovations in sustainable energy storage and nanotechnologies.
 
Researchers from both laboratories have laid the groundwork for joint research and shared PhD supervision thanks to the Key Technology Partnership (KTP) between UTS and BIT.
 
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