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UNSW researchers to scale up development of clean aviation fuel thanks to $1.2 million TRaCE award

Rahman Daiyan and Xiaoxuan Luo are working on a process to produce sustainable aviation fuel at scale. / SOURCE: UNSW

August 20, 2025

BY University of New South Wales

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