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Student engineers and designers work on the Venturi Buckeye Bullet at the Bonneville Salt Flats

The Buckeye Bullet is proving just how fast a green machine can go: BTN LiveBIG

The Buckeye Bullet is proving just how fast a green machine can go: BTN LiveBIG

The fastest Buckeye on land? This innovative electric vehicle.

Illinois mechanical science and engineering professor Kyle Smith and his co-authors have shown that a new batterylike water desalination device could help provide fresh water to a variety of regions efficiently and economically.

This Illinois tech may revolutionize water desalination: BTN LiveBIG

This Illinois tech may revolutionize water desalination: BTN LiveBIG

Fresh, clean water thanks to an idea borrowed from batteries.

Visitors to UW–Madison’s Union South walk across a section of floor designed and installed by College of Engineering researchers to capture the energy of footsteps and turn it into usable electricity.

This Wisconsin floor has some powerful potential: BTN LiveBIG

This Wisconsin floor has some powerful potential: BTN LiveBIG

A lot more than pep with every step.

The Michigan State University-developed Ferro Electret Nanogenerator collects wasted energy from mechanical movement, such as the pressure produced by footsteps.

A Michigan State engineer wants to power up every step you take: BTN LiveBIG

A Michigan State engineer wants to power up every step you take: BTN LiveBIG

How a tiny device collects wasted energy from just walking around.

University of Minnesota researchers are refining biodiesel from sewage scum

Minnesota researchers refine fuel from a foul source: BTN LiveBIG

Minnesota researchers refine fuel from a foul source: BTN LiveBIG

Making scum look good... kinda.

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