Under a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship, Clarkson's Shane Rogers is leading a group of United States researchers in the multinational "MACROSEA" effort. "Nurtients discharged in wastewater streams are valuable commodities that unrecovered, may lead to degradation of coastal waters," Rogers said. "Kelp, such as the species of focus in this study, is feedstock for a variety of useful products including fish and livestock feed ingredients, alginates, and bioenergy, among others."
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Clarkson University Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering Shane Rogers is conducting research on the use of macroalgae, or kelp, as part of his Fulbright Scholar Award to Norway.