SEED2SOIL annual research grants awarded

The SEED2SOIL program proudly announces the following research grant awards for areas identified by U Facilities that focused on improving campus operations and contributing to broader sustainability knowledge. Each project represents researchers and students working collaboratively with U Facilities on real-world applications.

This Campus as a Living Lab approach directly connects researchers with U Facilities representatives in a true One U, cross-campus collaboration on projects that would have otherwise been sourced to external firms. Researchers are encouraged to develop results that improve sustainable operations for the U’s campus, the broader community and beyond.

The SEED2SOIL program is extremely thankful for the partnership with the Global Change & Sustainability Center, Sustainability Office, University of Utah Health and those in U Facilities who have made this all possible.

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Upcycle soft plastic wastes to filament for 3-D printing on campus

Workforce and modeling-based engineering solution development for HVAC inefficiency auditing in campus buildings

Optimizing HVAC for carbon, cost and comfort

Networked indoor air quality measurements at the University of Utah

Quantifying the impact of outdoor air pollution on indoor air quality at University of Utah buildings

U-Walk: A walk audit tool to facilitate student learning and improve walking safety on campus

Quantifying the carbon and air quality footprint of the University of Utah using TRAX-mounted instrumentation, traffic, and tap-on/tap-off ridership data

Telematic data for Fleet Vehicles: A data-driven solution towards optimal fleet management and clean vehicle adoption

SEED2SOIL annual research grants awarded

SEED2SOIL awardees

Barnali Sutradhar

Cori Jackson

Casey Olson

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