Dr Jude Onwudili
Lecturer in Chemical Engineering · Aston University
Dr Onwudili is an experienced researcher, having worked on a number of projects on catalytic and non-catalytic thermochemic processing.
Advanced Renewable (Bioenergy) Technologies Renewable Energy Technologies Chemical Product Design Chemical Process Design Advanced Process Design
Patricia Thornley
Director of EBRI, Energy and Bioproducts Research Institute · Aston University
Patricia Thornley works in assessing the environmental, economic and social impacts of renewable energy technologies.
Chemistry Supergen Project Climate Change Bioenergy Environmental Sciences
Dr Mirjam Röder
Associate Professorial Research Fellow, Energy and Bioproducts Research Institute (EBRI) · Aston University
Dr Röder's research interests focus on bioenergy and related sustainability implications.
Sustainability Negative Emissions Bioenergy and Bioeconomy Climate Change Bioenergy and Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS)
Toufiq Reza, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor | Biomedical and Chemical Engineering and Sciences · Florida Tech
Dr. Reza's research interests involve converting wastes to biofuels.
Biomass Conversion Waste Valorization Waste to Energy Biomaterials Biofuels
Bruce Dale
Professor of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science · Michigan State University
An international expert in biofuels, specifically ethanol
Ethanol as Fuel Biofuels Biotechnology Energy
Wolfgang Bauer
University Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy · Michigan State University
Wolfgang Bauer's research is primarily in renewable energy, sustainability and global warming.
Renewable Power Systems Integration Autonomous Vehicles Digester Renewable Energy Sustainability
Professor Sandra Esteves
Professor in Bioprocess Technology for Resource Recovery and Director of the Wales Centre for Excellence in Anaerobic Digestion · University of South Wales
Her expertise is in recovery from waste and the production of useful and re-usable waste content mainly for energy use.
Fuel Bioenergy Waste Recycling