2019/2020 P3 Grant Recipients
2019/2020 P3 Grant Recipients: 16th Annual Phase I: A National Student Design Competition for Sustainability Focusing on People, Prosperity, and the Planet
| Institution | EPA Grant Number | Project Title | 
|---|---|---|
| North Carolina State University | An Electroactive Point-of-Use Filter for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Contaminant Removal | |
| University of Alabama in Huntsville | SU839810 | Low-cost Household Water Filter for PFAS Removal | 
| University of Cincinnati - Main Campus | SU839820 | Practical PFAS Treatment with Sawdust | 
| Michigan State University | SU839830 | Planet-friendly and scalable approach towards 100% recyclable water- and oil-resistant paper | 
| University of New Mexico | SU839840  | 
			Cool and Sustainable Sidewalks | 
| University of California - Riverside | SU839850 | Conversion of crop waste into construction material | 
| Howard University | SU839870 | Wetland and peroxide treated harmful algal blooms | 
| Fort Lewis College | SU839880 | A Field-Deployable Droplet Digital PCR System for the Rapid Detection of Waterborne Bacterial Pathogens | 
| Elizabethtown College | SU839890 | Simple and Inexpensive Paper-Based Assay for Lead | 
| University of Texas Rio Grande Valley | SU839900 | Biochar-Geomedia Water Filter for the Colonias, South Texas | 
| Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | SU839910 | Portable Desalination Using Ocean and Solar Energy | 
| University of California - Berkeley | SU839960 | Solving the Arsenic Problem in Rural California | 
| University of North Carolina at Charlotte | SU839961 | Green & Sustainable Water Purification Membranes | 
| Missouri University of Science and Technology | SU839962 | Biofilters to Effectively Remove Toxins | 
| Tarleton State University | SU839963 | Removal of Cyanotoxins by Multifunctional Biochars | 
| St Mary's University | SU839964 | Capturing Solar Energy with Quantum Dots | 
| The University of Texas at Dallas | SU839965 | Machine Learning Calibrated Low-Cost Sensing (MLCS) | 
| University of South Carolina at Columbia | SU839966 | Green plasma technology for siloxane removal and landfill gas upgrade |