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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240716T100000
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DESCRIPTION:Workshop: Materials and their Characterization for Carbon Captur
e\nGain Groundbreaking Insights on New Carbon Capture Material Technol
ogy Carbon Capture is fast becoming one of the most vitally important and
exciting areas of new materials development. From combating the issue of c
limate change\, to developing new ways of utilizing Carbon for industrial
applications\, developing materials for Carbon Capture is a central point
of consideration for industries around the world. In this in-depth worksho
p\, our expert speakers will take attendees through a range of groundbreak
ing new innovations that are providing insights into the Carbon Capture po
tential of solid materials like never before. Exploring Dynamic Vapor Sorp
tion\, Breakthrough Analysis\, and exciting new instruments that employ th
ese techniques\, the workshop will explore detailed theory and case studie
s to highlight exciting work that has already been done\, and inspire the
next step in Carbon Capture.Agenda:Screening Carbon Capture Sorbents Under
Realistic Conditions + Live Q&A - Dr. Sean McIntyre\, Surface Measurement
SystemsChallenges in Measuring CO2 Adsorption in Ultradilute\, Humid\, Co
nditions\, and Why it is so Important + Live Q&A - Prof. Mijndert Van Der
Spek\, Heriot Watt UniversityCarbon Dioxide Capture Using Membrane Technol
ogy – From the Bench to Pilot + Live Q&A - Prof. Sandra Kentish\, Univer
sity of MelbourneMaterials Considerations for the Advancement of Adsorptio
n-based DAC + Live Q&A - Prof. Camille Petit\, Imperial College London
DTSTAMP:20261006T153249Z
LOCATION:Imperial College London\, Department of Chemical Engineering\, Lev
el 3\, South Kensington Campus\, SW7 2AZ\, United Kingdom
SUMMARY:Workshop: Materials and their Characterization for Carbon Capture
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Workshop: Materials and their Characterization
for Carbon Capture\nGain Groundbreaking Insights on New Carbon Capture
Material Technology Carbon Capture is fast becoming one of the most vital
ly important and exciting areas of new materials development. From combati
ng the issue of climate change\, to developing new ways of utilizing Carbo
n for industrial applications\, developing materials for Carbon Capture is
a central point of consideration for industries around the world. In this
in-depth workshop\, our expert speakers will take attendees through a ran
ge of groundbreaking new innovations that are providing insights into the
Carbon Capture potential of solid materials like never before. Exploring D
ynamic Vapor Sorption\, Breakthrough Analysis\, and exciting new instrumen
ts that employ these techniques\, the workshop will explore detailed theor
y and case studies to highlight exciting work that has already been done\,
and inspire the next step in Carbon Capture.Agenda:Screening Carbon Captu
re Sorbents Under Realistic Conditions + Live Q&A - Dr. Sean McIntyre\, Su
rface Measurement SystemsChallenges in Measuring CO2 Adsorption in Ultradi
lute\, Humid\, Conditions\, and Why it is so Important + Live Q&A - Prof.
Mijndert Van Der Spek\, Heriot Watt UniversityCarbon Dioxide Capture Using
Membrane Technology – From the Bench to Pilot + Live Q&A - Prof. Sandra
Kentish\, University of MelbourneMaterials Considerations for the Advance
ment of Adsorption-based DAC + Live Q&A - Prof. Camille Petit\, Imperial C
ollege London
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