Research

R1: Carbon Capture towards Net-Zero Future

We develop carbon capture processes using renewable energy sources that are robust, reliable, and scalable. Our particular interest is in direct air capture, which is essentially a net-negative emission method that effectively removes CO₂ from the air.

R2: Direct Dilute Carbon Conversion towards Energy Sustainability

We develop electrochemical carbon conversion processes. Our particular interest is in the development of direct capture and conversion, as well as the conversion of captured CO₂ into value-added compounds such as fuels and nutrients.

R3: Electroactive Materials

Our research in electrochemical decarbonization engineering will lead us to develop new electroactive materials. Our main focus is on molecular organic and inorganic materials, but we are not limited to these.