Toufiq Reza has received a $174,000 grant from the National Academy of Sciences that will allow him to conduct research in his native country of Bangladesh. Reza will examine the use of biogenic residue in order to create clean energy that is sustainable for future generations.
“I was raised in Dhaka, Bangladesh, one of the most densely populated cities in the world. We were accustomed to scheduled blackouts every day due to the lack of electricity generation compared to the electricity demand,” Reza said. “I was concerned about the future of energy sector in Bangladesh.”
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