Index of Affiliations

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Affiliation	Paper title
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University of Texas at Brownsville	Polymer Coated Nickel Ferrite Nanoparticles for High-gradient Ma...
University of Texas at San Antonio	Geothermal Power from Dry Wells
University of the Extreme South of Santa Catarina	Development of ceramic support for methane reformer from alkali ...
University of the Western Cape	Green and efficient hydroxylation of phenol using H2O2 catalyzed...
	Environmentally benign catalytic hydroxylation of benzene using ...
University of Thessaly	Changing Roles: Cultivating Perennial Weeds vs. Conventional Cro...
University of Ulster	Titanium Dioxide Nanostructured Coatings: Application in Photoca...
University of Virginia	Public Policy and Cleantech - Obstacle or Asset?
University of Washington	High lithium ion storage capacity of CO annealed titania nanotub...
University of York	STARBONS®: Preparation, applications and transition from labora...

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