Manuel Garcia-Perez

Assistant/Associate professor

Washington State University

United States

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Manuel Garcia-Perez is an Assistant Professor at Washington State University in the United States. His research areas encompass bioenergy, sustainable fuels, and molecular dynamics, with recent contributions including studies on cellulose fast pyrolysis and liquid-liquid equilibrium in bio-oil systems. He employs atomistic modeling to advance the understanding of lignocellulosic and carbonaceous fuels, aiming to innovate in the production technologies of sustainable aviation fuel and transportation fuels.

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Vincent Carré

Université de Lorraine

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Pavlo Kostetskyy

University of Pittsburgh

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Jean-Sabin McEwen

Associate Professor

Washington State University

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Yinglei Han

Washington State University

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Exploring Cellulose Fast Pyrolysis Secondary Reactions Through Reactive Molecular Dynamics and Direct Insertion Probe Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry

Liquid–Liquid Equilibrium Prediction in Fast Pyrolysis Bio-Oil Systems: A Framework for Incorporating Bio-Oil Complexity

Holistic Methodology to Guide the Evolution of Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production Technologies

Biochar data into structure: A methodology for generating large-scale atomistic representations

Co-Hydrotreatment of Pyrolytic Lignin and Waste Cooking Oil to Produce Hydrocarbons

Co-hydrotreatment of Bio-oil and Waste Cooking Oil to Produce Transportation Fuels

Nitrogen and magnesium Co-doped biochar for phosphate adsorption

Nitrogen-doped char as a catalyst for wet oxidation of phenol-contaminated water

Theoretical Insights on the Fragmentation of Cellulosic Oligomers to Form Hydroxyacetone and Hydroxyacetaldehyde

Novel strategy to produce polyaromatic compounds at low temperature for the production of secondary chars

Elucidation of Structure and Physical Properties of Pyrolytic Sugar Oligomers Derived from Cellulose Depolymerization/Dehydration Reactions: A Density Functional Theory Study

Comparison of the Chemical Composition of Liquids from the Pyrolysis and Hydrothermal Liquefaction of Lignocellulosic Materials

Elucidating Biomass-Derived Pyrolytic Lignin Structures from Demethylation Reactions through Density Functional Theory Calculations

Co-Hydrotreatment of Yellow Greases and the Water-Insoluble Fraction of Pyrolysis Oil. Part I: Experimental Design to Increase Kerosene Yield and Reduce Coke Formation

Atomistic Modeling of Lignocellulosic and Carbonaceous Fuels and Their Pyrolysis Reactions: A Review

Perspectives of the Formation of Carbon Nanostructures from Biomass Gasification Tar Compounds─A Mini-Review

Perspectives of Engineered Biochar for Environmental Applications: A Review

Wet oxidation of thermochemical aqueous effluent utilizing char catalysts in microreactors

Novel Amorphous Carbons for the Adsorption of Phosphate: Part I. Elucidation of Chemical Structure of N-Metal-Doped Chars

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Vincent Carré

Pavlo Kostetskyy

Jean-Sabin McEwen

Yinglei Han

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