We enjoyed the presentation Ioanna Itskou!

📅 Our next Towards Net Zero seminar is taking place this Friday, 20th October 12:00 (BST). This week we are looking forward to hearing from Hussain Alzahrani from the Department of Earth Science & Engineering at Imperial College London.

📅 We are very excited to announce our first panel session of the Autumn term. This session will explore a Low-Carbon Hydrogen Economy using case studies from Norway and the UK. We will be hearing from Gunhild Reigstad (SINTEF) and Maxine Akhurst (British Geological Society).

📅 In tomorrow's TNZ seminar we will be hearing from Khalid Alanazi from the Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London. Khalid, working with Professors Adam Hawkes and Nilay Shah, will be discussing their work on Hydrogen markets. DM for the invitation.

📅 Our next TNZ seminar will be this Friday 17th of November. This week we are looking forward to hearing from David Büchner from the Department of Chemical Engineering, discussing novel experimental methods. Join online or in person - DM to be added to the mailing list.

So pleased to participate in this week’s TNZ seminar Towards Net Zero Seminar Series in which Lucy V Barton presented a part of her PhD project on rotary adsorbers and their application in CO2 capture. Very interesting presentation! Petit Materials Lab @rosteadys

📅 Looking forward to hearing from Kleio Zervidi at the TNZ seminar tomorrow, Friday 1st of December. Kleio is from the Department of Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London, and will be discussing a novel hybrid process for DAC. In person and online seminar.

📅 This week we are looking forward to hearing from Iman Rahimzadeh Kivi, who is a Marie-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Earth Science & Engineering at Imperial. He will be presenting his work looking at CO2 leakage risk over geological time scales.

📅 This Friday we will host the last TNZ seminar in 2023 and we are looking forward to hearing from Atefeh Vafaie, Postdoc in Imperial Earth Science & Engineering at Imperial College London. Atefeh will be presenting her work on chemical interactions of CO2 with carbonate rocks.

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📢📅 The TNZ seminar is starting again for the new year! This week we are looking forward to from Andrea Bernardi, research fellow in the Department of Chemical Engineering. Andrea will be discussing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production.

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📅 For this week's seminar we are looking forward to hearing from Steven Sachio from Imperial ChemEng. He will be sharing his work on process flexibility for carbon capture adsorbent selection.

📅 An exciting TNZ Seminar this week as we will be hosting a panel session on Underground Hydrogen Storage! We will be hearing from Edward Hough from British Geological Survey, UK and Hadi Hajibeygi from TU Delft, The Netherlands. Online only - DM for invitation.

📅 This week we are looking forward to hearing from Miriam Sarkis from Imperial ChemEng. Miriam will be discussing her work on sustainability in biopharmaceutical supply chains. DM for invitation.

📅 This week we are looking forward to hearing from @MerschMatthias from CEPLab at Imperial ChemEng. Matthias will be telling us about his work on clean ammonia production.

📅This week we are looking forward to hearing about new experimental workflows for microporosity mapping from Juan Carlos from @rosteadys' research group. Join us in the Sargent centre or online! DM for invitation if you are not already on the mailing list.

📅 This week we are looking forward to a visit from Dr Ali Kiani from the Sustainable Carbon Technologies Group CSIRO in Australia. We will be hearing about amine-based DAC technology development.

📅 We are looking forward to the seminar tomorrow, where we will be hearing from Dr Nixon Sunny from Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial. Nixon will be discussing his work on the application of process systems engineering in hydrogen case studies.