Prof. Kenneth J. Williamson

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  Kenneth J. Williamson, Head, School of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering, Oregon State University

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  Bio-Economy and Sustainable Technologies Research Center, Oregon Economic and Community Development, Oregon Innovation Council, Oregon Institute of Technology, University of Oregon, Kenneth Williamson,
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  "We knew there was a lot of interest in this area and opportunities for growth, but it was very surprising to see how much is already going on," said Kenneth Williamson, head of chemical engineering at Oregon State University, who coordinated the production of this report.
  
  "It appears the most activity so far has been focused in corn-based ethanol and waste-oil biodiesel production, but we expect the field to broaden beyond that," Williamson said."Because electricity from hydroelectric production is so inexpensive in the Pacific Northwest, the production of liquid fuels may continue to be the most promising area, especially in areas like cellulosic ethanol where we have some advantages."
  
  Another major advance, Williamson said, would be legislative approval and funding for the new BEST, or Bio-Economy and Sustainable Technologies Research Center, that has been proposed by the Oregon Innovation Council as another of the state's signature research centers.

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  "We knew there was a lot of interest in this area and opportunities for growth, but it was very surprising to see how much is already going on," said Kenneth Williamson, head of chemical engineering at OSU, who coordinated the production of the report.
  
  "It appears the most activity so far has been focused in corn-based ethanol and waste-oil biodiesel production, but we expect the field to broaden beyond that," Williamson said."Because electricity from hydroelectric production is so inexpensive in the Pacific Northwest, the production of liquid fuels may continue to be the most promising area, especially in areas like cellulosic ethanol where we have some advantages."
  
  Another major advance, Williamson said, would be legislative approval and funding for the new Bio-Economy and Sustainable Technologies Research Center, or BEST, which has been proposed by the Oregon Innovation Council (Portland) as another of the state's signature research centers.

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  Kenneth Williamson, Oregon State University

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  Kenneth J. Williamson , Oregon State University
  
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  AffiliationOregon State University
  
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  "It's always hard to be an early adopter, but that's what we're doing, and we're projecting it's going to pay off for us," Commissioner Ken Williamson said.

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  Environmental engineer and educator Kenneth J. Williamson, Ph.D., of Corvallis, has been confirmed by the Oregon Senate as the newest member of the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission.
  
  Dr. Williamson, appointed by Gov.
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  Dr. Williamson is head of Oregon State University's Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering and brings 30 years of professional environmental engineering experience to the commission.
  
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  Environmental engineer and educator Kenneth J. Williamson of Corvallis has been confirmed by the state Senate as the newest member of the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission.
  
  Williamson, appointed by Gov.
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  Williamson is head of Oregon State University's department of civil, construction and environmental engineering and brings 30 years of environmental engineering experience to the commission.In addition to serving as an academic administrator, he has served as an OSU professor since 1969.
  
  Since 1989, he has been associate director of OSU's Western Region Hazardous Substance Research Center and has been director of the center's training and technology transfer program.He also has served as director of the Oregon Water Resources Research Institute, and currently serves as the university's co-director for the Center for Water and Environmental Sustainability.
  
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  Kenneth J. Williamson, Oregon Environmental Quality Commission

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