AgSTAR Partners: Universities
AgSTAR and its partners support the development of anaerobic digesters to reduce methane emissions from livestock waste. AgSTAR’s Partner Program builds stronger relationships with universities to support all phases of anaerobic digester projects: planning, deployment and long-term success.
Learn more about AgSTAR's university partners below.
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- Cornell University
Implements projects focused on the performance and microbiomes of anaerobic digestion, farm-based digestion, and community-project based anaerobic digestion in developing countries
Learn More » - Iowa State University
Research on animal waste treatment systems including anaerobic digestion
Learn More » (PDF) (1 pg, 140K) - Michigan State University
Research, develop, evaluate, and educate on integrated anaerobic digestion and other waste to resource systems
Learn More » - Oklahoma State University, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Develops and disseminates anaerobic digestion technologies
Learn More » - Oregon State University, Animal Sciences Department
Supports developers to locate third-party digesters on dairy farms in Oregon
- Purdue University
Involved in research and extension of anaerobic digestion technology for energy production and environmental protection
Learn More » - University of Maryland
Built numerous field and laboratory-scale digestion reactors for testing feedstocks, reactor design, and biogas utilization
Learn More » - University of Wisconsin – Madison
Researches many topics of anaerobic digestion, including operation, system design, nutrient fate, and environmental and economic impacts
Learn More » - University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Environmental Research & Innovation Center
Offers confidential advanced research and testing for biosolids and water
Learn More » - University of Vermont - College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
Maintains teaching and research units, including development of an anaerobic digester at the dairy facility
Learn More » - Vermont Technical College
College offering career-focused technical education, including five degrees related to anaerobic digestion and hosts a complete mix anaerobic digester on campus
Learn More » - Washington State University
Maintains an active anaerobic digester, as well as other thermal based and integrated conversion technology research and extension programs
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