Energy, Environment and Green Chemistry
The greatest challenges facing 21st century are chemical in nature: addressing energy security and the development of sustainable industry, including the transition away from fossil fuels (decarbonisation) and the remediation of contaminated/polluted environments. Research in this field includes: the development of new materials and new processes for applications in energy conversion and storage, catalysis, cleaner chemical synthesis, such as advanced materials and devices used in battery, solid-state energy storage, supercapacitors, photovoltaics, liquid organic hydrogen storage, advanced catalysts for waste water treatment and green ammonia.
Academic staff
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Director
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Lecturer, Rita Cornforth Fellow, ARC DECRA Fellow
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HDR Convenor, Associate Director
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Associate Professor
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Fellow
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ARC DECRA Fellow
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Professor
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ARC Laureate Fellow
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Associate Director (Education), Professor
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ARC Future Fellow
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Associate Professor
