Kent Warren

Assistant Professor of Solar Energy Engineering

ETH Zürich

Switzerland

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Dr. Kent Warren is an Assistant Professor of Solar Energy Engineering at ETH Zürich, Switzerland. His research focuses on thermochemical processes, including hydrogen generation and CO2 splitting, as well as materials science related to energy efficiency. Recent articles authored by Dr. Warren explore innovative models and experimental designs for solar thermal applications and metal oxide performance.

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Christopher Muhich

Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering

Arizona State University

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CHARLES MUSGRAVE

University of Colorado Boulder

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ALAN WEIMER

University of Colorado Boulder

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A phenomenological model for cellulose charring during low temperature pyrolysis

Concept and feasibility of solar indirect heating plant in batch-wise processing for thermochemical CO2 splitting via tubular furnace experiment and reacting heat transfer simulation

Identifying the Role of the TMA/H2O Atomic Layer Deposition Process on NMC811 Electrochemical Performance

Preparation of homogeneous W[sbnd]Re alloys by coating tungsten powder with perrhenic acid

Tuning transition metal nanoparticles on a non-traditional support via experimental design

An updated review and perspective on efficient hydrogen generation via solar thermal water splitting

Feasibility of continuous water and carbon dioxide splitting via a pressure-swing, isothermal redox cycle using iron aluminates

Pressure-enhanced performance of metal oxides for thermochemical water and carbon dioxide splitting

A thermochemical study of iron aluminate-based materials: a preferred class for isothermal water splitting

A thermochemical study of iron aluminate-based materials: A preferred class for isothermal water splitting

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Christopher Muhich

CHARLES MUSGRAVE

ALAN WEIMER

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