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');document.writeln(' Five Researchers Represent Rensselaer at World Economic Forum Summer Davos Meeting');document.writeln(' 11/04/2009');document.writeln(' Economists around the world are predicting that transformational entrepreneurship and technology will be required to truly lift the global economy from its dangerous slump. ');document.writeln('
');document.writeln(' Navigating the Hudson River With Hydrogen Fuel Cells');document.writeln(' 11/04/2009');document.writeln(' A group of ambitious Rensselaer students recently set sail up the Hudson River, propelled by pollution-free hydrogen fuel cells and a clear vision for a cleaner, greener future. ');document.writeln('
');document.writeln(' Stealth Education in 3-D: Rensselaer To Premiere 3-D IMAX Version of Molecules to the MAX');document.writeln(' 11/04/2009');document.writeln(' he Molecularium Project is going to be in your face like never before ');document.writeln('
');document.writeln(' Rensselaer Professor Robert Hull Elected Fellow of Materials Research Society');document.writeln(' 11/04/2009');document.writeln(' Renowned materials scientist Robert Hull, the Henry Burlage Jr. Professor of Engineering and head of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, was recently named a fellow of the Materials Research Society (MRS). ');document.writeln('
');document.writeln(' ');document.writeln(' 09/21/2009');document.writeln(' Their boat, the 22-foot New Clermont, is fit with a pair of 2.2-kilowatt fuel cell units. With a crew of three, the ship will launch from Pier 84 in Manhattan on September 21 and cruise at a cool 6 mph to arrive in Troy on the evening of September 25. The group is planning to make several stops along the way, showing off their one-of-a-kind boat, speaking with other green-minded individuals, and talking about the many environmental and potential economic benefits of building out the nation’s hydrogen economy. ');document.writeln('

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