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Specialist CO2 conversion research hub opens at Monash University

L-R : Professor David Copolov AO, Professor Akshat Tanksale Deputy Director RECARB, Professor Paul Webley, Director RECARB, Richard Johnson, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Research Council, Cassandra Fernando MP, Federal Member for

November 16, 2023

BY Monash University

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