Sergio Capareda

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Texas A&M University

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Professor Sergio Capareda is a faculty member at Texas A&M University, United States. His research focuses on biomass resources, biofuel technologies, and environmental assessments related to agricultural and forestry residues. Recent articles include studies on particulate matter emissions in dairy facilities, as well as the valorization of cotton gin trash and the utilization of fast pyrolysis techniques. He is also engaged in innovative approaches to waste management and phytoremediation.

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Joseph B. Sweeney

Assistant Professor

University College Dublin

IRELAND

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Tamíris Pacheco da Costa

Lecturer/Assistant Professor School of Biosystems and Food Engineering

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Nanjappa Ashwath

Associate Professor

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (11)

Biomass Resources and Biofuel Technologies: A Focus on Indian Development

Technical and environmental assessment of forestry residues valorisation via fast pyrolysis in Ireland

Evaluation of Almond Harvest Dust Abatement Strategies Using an Aerial Drone Particle Monitoring System

Airflow Resistance of Solid-Separated Dairy Waste for Drying and Storage

Particulate Matter Emission Factors for Dairy Facilities and Cattle Feedlots during Summertime in Texas

Autochthonous Arthrospira platensis Gomont Driven Nickel (Ni) Phycoremediation from Cooking Oil Industrial Effluent

The Effects of Using Pretreated Cotton Gin Trash on the Production of Biogas from Anaerobic Co-Digestion with Cow Manure and Sludge

Maximizing energy recovery from beauty leaf tree (Calophyllum inophyllum l.) oil seed press cake via pyrolysis

Valorization of Cotton Gin Trash through Thermal and Biological Conversion for Soil Application

Effect of different temperatures on the properties of pyrolysis products of Parthenium hysterophorus

Product Distribution and Characteristics of Pyrolyzing Microalgae (Nannochloropsis oculata), Cotton Gin Trash, and Cattle Manure as a Cobiomass

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Joseph B. Sweeney

Tamíris Pacheco da Costa

Nanjappa Ashwath

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