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Exeter engineer working on greener chemical manufacturing wins Royal Academy Fellowship
The University of Exeter says one of its engineers, who specialises in sustainable chemical manufacturing and energy storage, has been awarded a Royal Academy Fellowship.
Why it matters: The University of Exeter's engineering research on more sustainable chemical manufacturing and energy storage now includes a Royal Academy Fellowship holder.
The University of Exeter announced that one of its engineers has been awarded a Royal Academy Fellowship.
According to the university, the engineer specialises in making chemical manufacturing and energy storage more sustainable.
Editor’s view
Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
The award goes to an engineer at the University of Exeter whose work focuses on more sustainable chemical manufacturing and energy storage, and the university has published it as a fellowship win for its engineering staff.
