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| Name: |
Professor D Chadwick |
| Organisation: |
Imperial College London |
| Department: |
Chemical Engineering |
| Current EPSRC-Supported Research
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| Current EPSRC Support |
| EP/W014408/1 | CBET-EPSRC Direct methane conversion into valuable oxygenates via tandem catalysis | (C) |
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| Previous EPSRC Support |
| EP/N010531/1 | Flexible Routes to Liquid Fuels from CO2 by Advanced Catalysis and Engineering | (C) |
| EP/K014749/1 | Catalytic Routes to Intermediates for Sustainable Processes | (P) |
| EP/I010947/1 | Novel Catalytic Membrane Micro-reactors for CO2 Capture via Pre-combustion Decarbonisation Route | (P) |
| EP/E009999/1 | DESIGNING GOLD CATALYSTS FOR THE UTILISATION OF BIO-RENEWABLE FEEDSTOCKS | (P) |
| DT/E005691/1 | Oxycoal UK | (C) |
| EP/C532538/1 | GREEN OXIDATION USING in situ GENERATED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE | (P) |
| GR/R41637/01 | Supercritical CO2: Heterogeneous Adsorption and Reaction. | (P) |
| GR/R63943/01 | Lanthanide Triflides: Effective Catalysts for Electrophilic Substitution Reactions of Arenes and Alkenes | (C) |
| GR/N06649/01 | SELECTIVITY ENHANCEMENT FOR HETEROGENEOUSLY CATALYSED REACTIONS UNDER SLUG FLOW | (C) |
| GR/M87627/01 | CATALYTIC ALKENE METATHESIS IN PHARMACEUTICAL SYNTHESIS | (C) |
| GR/M05928/01 | DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERNALLY REFORMING SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL MODULE | (P) |
| GR/M47362/01 | FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING STUDIES WITH INERTIAL BALANCE | (C) |
| GR/L81970/01 | CATALYST CONFIGURATIONS FOR INDIRECT INTERNAL REFORMING OF METHANE IN SOFCS | (P) |
| GR/L82588/01 | FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING STUDIES WITH INERTIAL BALANCE | (C) |
| GR/L27008/01 | MICROREACTOR SYSTEM FOR STUDIES OF CATALYST PERFORMANCE | (P) |
| GR/K19396/01 | ROLE OF NITROGEN COMPOUNDS IN COKE FORMATION ON HYDROTREATING CATALYSTS | (P) |
| GR/K02466/01 | THE ROLE OF NITROGEN COMPOUNDS IN COKE FORMATION ON HYDROTREATING CATALYSTS | (C) |
| GR/E97938/01 | PROMOTED MULTICOMPONENT CATALYSTS IN SYNTHESIS GAS REACTIONS:A MULTIDISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATION | (P) |
| GR/E98485/01 | PROMOTED MULTICOMPONENT CATALYSTS IN SYNTHESIS GAS REACTIONS:A MULTIDISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATION | (C) |
| GR/D93261/01 | OPTIMAL DESIGN OF DYNAMIC EXPERIMENTS FOR THE DISCRIMINATION OF CATALYTIC REACTION MECHANISMS | (P) |
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Key: (P)=Principal Investigator, (C)=Co-Investigator, (R)=Researcher Co-Investigator
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