IACC2024-Nature-inspired CO2 capture and conversion- 09 April 2024

Keynote presentations:

Single-step carbon dioxide capture and polymer-mediated mineralization, Prof. dr. Veerle Vandeginste, KU Leuven, Belgium

Evolving CO2-Based Electro-biorefineries for practical implementation, Dr. Paniz Izadi, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ, Germany

Invited presentations:

Enhanced rock weathering as a climate change stabilization wedge, Prof. dr. Rafael Santos, University  of Guelph, Canada

Indirect mineralization of industrial residues: from the laboratory to the industrial   demonstration, Mr. Antonio Gasós, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

Developing an integrated CO2 capture and mineralization process with lower energy consumption, Dr. Longgang Tao, A*STAR, Singapore

Microbial Electrosynthesis for Carbon Capture and Utilization: Dynamic Modelling and LCA, Dr. Siddharth Gadkari, University of Surrey, UK

Engineering CO2-Fixing Cell Metabolism for Sustainable Commodity Chemicals, Dr. Ahsan Islam, Loughborough University, UK

Engineering a photosynthetic electron transport chain in  bacteria to drive CO2 fixation, Mr. Weiming Tu, University of Oxford, UK

The challenge of scaling up CO2 capture using microalgae, Dr. Douglas McKenzie, Phyco-F Ltd

IACC - ICCU conference - 03 01 2024

P1  Professor Fabrizio Scala – CO2 capture and catalytic methanation over dual function materials in a twin fluidized bed reactor – Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

P2  Professor Daryl Williams – Metrics for Assessing Adsorbent Performance for Gas Phase Carbon Capture – Imperial College London

KA-1 – Bo Jin – Chemical looping CO2 capture and in-situ conversion: a promising platform for green and low-carbon industry transition – Hunan University

KA-2 – Stefano Cimino – Sulfur tolerance and self-regeneration mechanism of Li-Ru/Al2O3 DFM during the integrated CO2 capture and methanation – STEMS – CNR

 

IACC Carbon Capture Training Workshop - 07 12 2023

Introduction and talk 1 - CO2 capture using liquid-based solvents
Talk 2 - CO2 capture using solid-based sorbents
Talk 3 - CO2 capture using membrane technologies

IACC-SMS Awards

IACC-SMS Awards

The IACC (International Association for Carbon Capture) and SMS (Surface Measurement Systems) are proud to announce the IACC-SMS Awards for early to mid-career researchers. The award is established to recognise the achievements of researchers in the area of carbon capture and their contributions to carbon neutralisation. An award will be given for each career stage. The winners will be invited to give keynote presentations at one of the IACC conferences in 2024.

Eligibility:

·         Strong academic track record in carbon capture-related research

·         8-12 years of experience since completion of PhD (IACC-SMS Carbon Capture Award for Exceptional Research)

·         2-7 years of experience since completion of PhD (IACC-SMS Carbon Capture Award for Early-Stage Research)

·         Being a member or senior member of IACC (applications of IACC members can be made using the following link: https://www.iaccr.org/join_us.html; there is no application fee and also no membership fee)

Application:

·         Two supporting letters from carbon capture leading professors

·         Three-page CV listing the following information:

1) Personal background;

2) Up to 10 publications (please provide a single joint PDF document featuring the front page of all the publications listed)

3) Up to 10 grants (indicating PI or Co-I);

4) Awards (please provide a single joint PDF document of the award certificates)

5) Examples of research impacts (e.g. citations, news and contributions to commercialisation; please provide a brief description for each example listed in a single joint PDF document)

Evaluation criteria

·         The extent of recommendations from the references

·         Participation in major grants

·         Impact of research (e.g. publications, social impact, and commercialisation)

·         Contribution to scientific understanding related to carbon capture

Evaluation procedure

·         Peer review (scores of 9, 8, 7 and 6)

·         Panel discussion

Award: £1000 cash (each award) and award certificate

Application procedure: Please send the required document to carboncapture@iaccr.org and copy to c.wu@qub.ac.uk (Dr Wu).

 

Deadline of application: 15 December 2023

International Association for Carbon Capture (IACC) aims to promote carbon capture research and technology development and deployment, thus contributing to reducing CO2 emissions and mitigating climate changes for a better living environment. To achieve this aim, IACC will organise carbon capture conferences, workshops and seminars; promote collaborations between academics, industries and other carbon capture organisations; support early career researchers to carry out cutting-edge research; increase public awareness of the needs of carbon capture and encourage the young generation to consider low-carbon-emissions technologies and behaviour; and contribute to international communication for carbon capture development. IACC is a registered charity in Northern Ireland.

Surface Measurement Systems (SMS) is the world leader in sorption science, offering world-class technical and scientific support, and developing and engineering innovative instrumentation for the advanced physiochemical characterisation of complex solids. SMS is now the industry standard for sorption research, working with leading global companies in carbon capture, pharmaceuticals, food, fine chemicals, aerospace, energy, catalysts, filtration, fibers, packaging, and more, which is the first choice in sorption for the world’s leading laboratories.

IChemE Editor's Session - 31 March 2023

IChemE Editor’s Session – 31st March 2023

Hydrid workshop – Belfast (David Keir Building, DKB/01/028) & TEAMs (online)

TEAMs link (browser version is suggested for international users):

https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ODVkNmIyMDktOTI2YS00MTA4LTk2NGEtMTYxZjdlYTA3OTAw%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22eaab77ea-b4a5-49e3-a1e8-d6dd23a1f286%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%2251d684d7-fec6-4c0d-9539-b9fe19032910%22%7d

Direct access to the workshop is also available through Koushare platform:

https://www.koushare.com/lives/room/996515

Workshop programme

9:00 am (UK time) – Workshop introduction, Dr Chunfei Wu, Queen’s University Belfast

9:05 am (UK time) – Scholarly publishing

Manuscript preparation and submission, Dr Luaine Bandounas, Executive Publisher, ELSEVIER

Authorship & Responsibilities, Professor Ian Wilson, University of Cambridge

Plagiarism, Professor Jerry Heng, Imperial College London

9:50 am (UK time) – Introduction of IChemE Journals, Ms Catherine Cliffe, Managing Editor, Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE)

Process Safety and Environmental Protection, Professor Guohua Chen, Editor-in-Chief of PSEP, City University of Hongkong

Chemical Engineering Research and Design, Professor Jerry Heng, Editor-in-Chief of ChERD, Imperial College London

Food and Bioproducts Processing, Profession Ian Wilson, Editor-in-Chief of FBP (Food), University of Cambridge

Carbon Capture Science and Technology, Dr Chunfei Wu, Editor-in-Chief of CCST, Queen’s University Belfast

10:30 (UK time) – Questions and Answers

       

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