Melis Duyar

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University of Surrey

United Kingdom

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Melis Duyar is a Lecturer at the University of Surrey, UK. Her research primarily focuses on advanced materials for carbon capture and utilization, as highlighted in her recent articles addressing the potential of CaO-modified ZnO adsorbents, catalysts for selective CO2 hydrogenation, and integrated carbon capture processes. She is committed to bridging laboratory research with industrial applications, striving for innovative solutions to reduce the carbon footprint in various sectors.

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Tomas R. Reina

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Michael Short

Senior Lecturer

University of Surrey

UNITED KINGDOM

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Vlad Stolojan

Associate Professor (Reader)

University of Surrey

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J. A. Odriozola

SPAIN

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Yizhi Xiang

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

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Andrea Braga

University of Udine

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Sara Colussi

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Università degli Studi di Udine

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Articles (20)

Integrated CO2 capture and dynamic catalysis for CO2 recycling in a microbrewery

Nonthermal plasma assisted desorption and conversion of captured CO2 from atmospheric air

Integrated carbon capture and dry reforming of methane of mechanochemically synthesised dual-function materials

Unveiling the potential of CaO-modified ZnO adsorbents for CO2 capture

Design of catalysts for selective CO2 hydrogenation

Taking dual function materials (DFM) from the laboratory to industrial applications: a review of DFM operation under realistic integrated CO2 capture and utilization conditions

Effect of adsorbent loading on NaNiRu-DFMs' CO2 capture and methanation: finding optimal Na-loading using Bayesian optimisation guided experiments

Exsolved Cu–ZnO interfaces for methanol production from CO2 at atmospheric pressure

Exsolved Cu-ZnO interfaces for methanol production from CO<sub>2</sub> at atmospheric pressure

Lowering the carbon footprint of beer through waste breadcrumb substitution for malted barley: Life cycle assessment and experimental study

The Need for Flexible Chemical Synthesis and How Dual-Function Materials Can Pave the Way

Nanoreactor Engineering Can Unlock New Possibilities for CO2 Tandem Catalytic Conversion to CC Coupled Products

Flexible NiRu Systems for CO2 Methanation: From Efficient Catalysts to Advanced Dual-Function Materials

Charting a path to catalytic upcycling of plastic micro/nano fiber pollution from textiles to produce carbon nanomaterials and turquoise hydrogen

Unravelling the CO2 capture and conversion mechanism of a NiRu–Na2O switchable dual-function material in various CO2 utilisation reactions

Materials challenges and opportunities to address growing micro/nanoplastics pollution: a review of thermochemical upcycling

CO2 Conversion via Reverse Water Gas Shift Reaction Using Fully Selective Mo–P Multicomponent Catalysts

In Situ Studies of the Formation of MoP Catalysts and Their Structure under Reaction Conditions for Higher Alcohol Synthesis: The Role of Promoters and Mesoporous Supports

Recent advances in carbon dioxide capture for process intensification

Feasibility of switchable dual function materials as a flexible technology for CO2 capture and utilisation and evidence of passive direct air capture

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Tomas R. Reina

Michael Short

Vlad Stolojan

J. A. Odriozola

Yizhi Xiang

Andrea Braga

Sara Colussi

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