Mahdi Abu-Omar
Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, UC Santa Barbara
Professor of Chemical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
Areas of collaboration:
Biomass valorization
Polymer upcycling
Amity Andersen
Scientist in the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Areas of collaboration:
Computational characterization of catalysts
Areas of collaboration:
Operando catalyst characterization
Louis Berben
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Professor of Chemistry, UC Davis |
Areas of collaboration:
Catalyst immobilization at conducting interfaces
Areas of collaboration:
Characterization of fuel cell catalysts
Areas of collaboration:
Sustainable Catalysis
Laurent Delevoye
Chargé de recherche in the Unité de catalyse et chimie du solide, CNRS, Université de Lille
Areas of collaboration:
Catalyst design for olefin metathesis and propane dehydrogenation
Magnetic resonance characterization of interfaces
Marcus Foston
Professor of Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering Washington University, St. Louis
Areas of collaboration:
Biomass depolymerization and in situ NMR
Areas of collaboration:
Operando characterization of catalysts
Areas of collaboration:
Catalyst design for olefin metathesis and propane dehydrogenation, Magnetic resonance characterization of interfaces
Areas of collaboration:
Polymer upcycling
Songi Han
Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, UC Santa Barbara
Professor of Chemical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara
Areas of collaboration:
Polymer upcycling
Magnetic resonance characterization of solid-liquid interfaces
Joel Hawkins
Senior Research Fellow in Chemical R&D, Pfizer Global Research & Development
Areas of collaboration:
Catalyst development for flow technologies in pharmaceutical manufacturing
Areas of collaboration:
Characterization and reactivity of atomically-precise metal nanoparticles
David Hoyt
Senior research scientist in the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Areas of collaboration:
Magnetic resonance characterization of solid-liquid interfaces
Areas of collaboration:
Depolymerization of waste plastics
Wen-Cui Li
Professor of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Dalian University of Technology
Areas of collaboration:
Carbon catalyst design and characterization
Areas of collaboration:
Heterogeneous catalyst design and characterization
Jean-Sabin McEwen
Professor of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering, Washington State University
Areas of collaboration:
Computational assessment of active site structures, and spectroscopy local electric field effects
Baron Peters
Professor of Chemical Engineering, UC Santa Barbara and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Areas of collaboration:
Catalyst design for olefin metathesis and polymerization
Characterization of amorphous catalysts
Polymer upcycling
Areas of collaboration:
Calorimetric assessment of adsorption
Aaron Sadow
Professor of Chemistry, Iowa State University, and Faculty Scientist, Ames Laboratory
Areas of collaboration:
Polymer upcycling
Areas of collaboration:
Catalyst design for olefin metathesis and polymerization
Sangwon Suh
Professor of Corporate Environmental Management, Industrial Ecology, Life Cycle Assessment, University of California, Santa Barbara
Areas of collaboration:
Environmental degradation of plastics
Mostafa Taoufik
Ingénieur de recherche in the Chemistry, Catalysis, Polymers & Processes (C2P2) Laboratory, CPE-Lyon
Areas of Collaboration:
Catalyst design for olefin metathesis and propane dehydrogenation
Michael Tsapatsis
Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Johns Hopkins University
Areas of collaboration:
Zeolite catalysts
Areas of collaboration:
Chemical understanding of XANES spectra
Eric Walter
Senior research scientist in the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Areas of collaboration:
Magnetic resonance characterization of interfaces
Nancy Washton
Capability Lead for NMR/EPR in the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Areas of collaboration:
Magnetic resonance characterization of interfaces