GRES announced today that it has formed research partnerships with both California State University East Bay and Lehigh University in Pennsylvania.  According to Dr. Scott Beaver, chief scientist for GRES, the partnership with CSUEB will focus primarily on algae research and development, and the partnership with Lehigh University will be centered on a recovery method for ethanol which avoids azeotropic distillation.  The caliber of research from these two fine institutions in conjunction with the industry knowledge provided by GRES will ensure the long term success of the programs, according to Eric Johnson, C.O.O. of GRES.  We look forward to working with both CSUEB and Lehigh University.