My\u00a0research program aims to combine my\u00a0interests in sustainable winemaking with my\u00a0research background in nanomaterials, adsorption, heterogeneous catalysis, and reaction engineering.<\/p>\n
Heterogeneous catalysis and reaction engineering<\/span><\/strong> research aims to\u00a0investigate fundamental structure-activity relationships in chemical adsorption and reaction by nanomaterials, including zeolites and supported organometallic clusters.<\/p>\n Winemaking<\/strong><\/span>-related projects include:<\/p>\n 1) Developing materials to capture CO2 and volatile organic compounds, especially from fermentation;<\/p>\n 2) Designing solid-state materials for the replacement of solution-based treatments, particularly those that could improve sustainability; and<\/p>\n 3) Developing fundamental understanding for the production of chemicals from winery waste streams<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My\u00a0research program aims to combine my\u00a0interests in sustainable winemaking with my\u00a0research background in nanomaterials, adsorption, heterogeneous catalysis, and reaction engineering. Heterogeneous catalysis and reaction engineering research aims to\u00a0investigate fundamental structure-activity relationships in chemical adsorption and reaction by nanomaterials, including zeolites and supported organometallic clusters. Winemaking-related projects include: 1) Developing materials \u2026 Continue reading