Graduate student Quan Do won his 4th Best Poster Award at the 2019 OChEGS Symposium at UH. In his poster “From Theoretical to Real Catalysts: A Case Study using Methanol Dehydrogenation” Quan discussed aspects of catalyst stability, particle size and shape and their role in determining catalytic selectivity and conversion, uspokerfed.com what are blinds in […]
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As one of three students presenting in the area of Catalysis and Reaction Engineering, Sashank Kasiraju gave an excellent talk on “The nature of the active site of MoO3 for biomass hydrotreating, and ways to improve it” at the 2016 Annual Symposium organized by our UH Chemical Engineering Graduate Students (OChEGS). This event is our
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We congratulate 2nd year graduate student Quan Do (far left in the picture) for winning a SWCS Best Poster Award! Quan’s poster was titled “Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Methane using Transition Metals as Hydrogen Storage Materials” and described his combined theoretical and experimental approach to discover novel processes for methane upgrade. The project is financially supported
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Quan Do joins us from Notre Dame and will be working on alkane dehydration and methane coupling using hydrogen storage materials. His work is supported by a NSF CAREER Award.
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