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Research Focus
Research Focus
My research is primarily centered on the development of advanced catalysts and materials for CO2 capture, utilization, and hydrogen energy applications. With an emphasis on sustainable energy solutions, my work aims to address the global challenges of climate change and clean energy production by designing innovative materials and processes for efficient CO2 conversion and hydrogen generation.
My research is primarily centered on the development of advanced catalysts and materials for CO2 capture, utilization, and hydrogen energy applications. With an emphasis on sustainable energy solutions, my work aims to address the global challenges of climate change and clean energy production by designing innovative materials and processes for efficient CO2 conversion and hydrogen generation.
CO2 Capture and Conversion
CO2 Capture and Conversion
A significant portion of my research is dedicated to advancing CO2 capture technologies, specifically through the development of functionalized mesoporous materials. These materials are designed to selectively adsorb and convert CO2 from ambient air or industrial emissions. My work explores the use of amine-impregnated materials and ionic liquids, optimizing adsorption capacity, selectivity, and regeneration processes. Through my contributions, I aim to facilitate the large-scale capture and conversion of CO2 into valuable products, such as fuels and chemicals, as part of a sustainable carbon cycle.
Hydrogen Energy & Fuel Cells
Hydrogen Energy & Fuel Cells
In parallel, my research focuses on hydrogen energy, particularly in the areas of hydrogen production, storage, and fuel cell technology. I have worked extensively on hydrogen generation from ammonia borane and the development of materials that enhance hydrogen separation in fuel cells. By improving the efficiency of hydrogen production methods and developing new membranes for selective gas separation, my goal is to contribute to the development of cleaner, more efficient hydrogen energy systems.
Innovative Instrumentation
Innovative Instrumentation
Beyond material development, I have contributed to the design and development of new instruments aimed at improving the efficiency and selectivity of gas separation processes. This innovative approach allows for more precise control over experimental parameters and enhances the overall performance of gas separation membranes used in various applications, including CO2 capture and hydrogen production.
Future Direction....
I am committed to exploring new avenues for advancing clean energy technologies. As part of my research, I aim to further the development of materials for direct CO2 capture from ambient air and explore novel methods for CO2 conversion into carbon-based nanomaterials. Additionally, I continue to focus on hydrogen energy solutions, with an emphasis on improving fuel cell efficiency and scaling up sustainable hydrogen production methods.
Through my research, I seek to contribute to the global effort toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing energy security, and promoting a cleaner, more sustainable future.
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