Advances in Zeolite Catalysis for Conventional and Emerging Technologies: Zeolite Structure and Function
: [CATL] Division of Catalysis Science & Technology
New materials synthesis combined with advanced characterization methods and molecular modeling tools continue to drive the development of zeolite catalysts for conventional applications in petroleum refining, chemical synthesis, and environmental remediation, along with emerging technologies in energy, sustainability, and decarbonization. This symposium focuses on recent advancements, both experimental and computational, in zeolite chemistry and catalysis.
New materials synthesis combined with advanced characterization methods and molecular modeling tools continue to drive the development of zeolite catalysts for conventional applications in petroleum refining, chemical synthesis, and environmental remediation, along with emerging technologies in energy, sustainability, and decarbonization. This symposium focuses on recent advancements, both experimental and computational, in zeolite chemistry and catalysis.
Speakers
Syracuse University
University of Alabama
University of Florida
Postdoctoral Researcher, MIT
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Illinois
Professor, Johns Hopkins University
The Ohio State University
University of California Davis
University of Oklahoma
Assistant Professor, Princeton University
Associate Professor, The University of Oklahoma
Technical University of Munich
Senior Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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