Projects
Selected technical achievement categories, described without employer names, confidential formulations, datasets, test conditions, or unsupported metrics.
A public research map informed by publication records and the live Google Scholar profile.
The most cited public work centers on Fe–N–C, Pt, and PtRu catalyst systems for AEM fuel cells and methanol electrooxidation.
Public record includes the Nature Energy Fe–N–C AEMFC article; current citation data should be checked on the live Google Scholar profile.
Public papers and patent disclosures show a recurring emphasis on controlled site density, supported isolated atoms, bimetallic particles, and scalable synthesis.
Publication and patent records include supported isolated-atom methods, PdAu alloy synthesis, and Fe–N–C site-density studies.
Earlier scholarship extends into nanofluid thermal systems, photocatalytic polymers, antifouling membranes, and heterogeneous oxidation chemistry.
Scholar-listed works include nanofluid heat-pipe, photocatalytic PEBAX, GO/PES membrane, and ChemCatChem CoII1O4 catalyst papers.
ChemE Cat project area
Public project work includes precision site synthesis, scalable supported single-atom catalyst methods, and isolated-atom catalyst preparation on support substrates.
ChemE Cat project area
Public work includes PGM-free Fe–N–C cathodes for anion-exchange membrane fuel cells and catalyst systems for methanol electrooxidation.
ChemE Cat project area
Project topics include selective hydrogenation of α,β-unsaturated aldehydes, hydrocarbon oxidation, Pd/Au single-atom alloy systems, and isolated-site reactivity.
ChemE Cat project area
Public project areas include antifouling GO/PES hollow-fiber membranes, photocatalytic dye degradation, and organic contaminant removal using nanoparticles.
ChemE Cat project area
Public work includes electrostatic rheology control and polymer/TiO₂ nanofluid rheology for materials and heat-transfer applications.
Professional application area
Public-safe summary of technical leadership for a TCPS gas-processing system designed, built, and qualified from scratch, with flight expected in 2027.
Professional application area
Professional work translates catalyst synthesis and materials control into propulsion catalysts, space habitation concepts, and scalable production pathways.