Nilay Shah
PhD in Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering Department, Imperial College London, Thesis Title: “Efficient Scheduling Technologies for Multipurpose Plants. Research interests: Design and analysis of energy and industrial systems: Bioenergy systems and technologies, Urban Energy Systems, Modelling and optimisation of low carbon technologies and systems (e.g. CCS, hydrogen infrastructure etc). Industrial decarbonisation, Synthetic fuels.
Martin Blunt
Professor Blunt’s research interests are in multiphase flow in porous media with many applications including geological carbon storage, and contaminant transport, clean-up in polluted aquifers and fibrous porous materials. He performs experimental, theoretical and numerical research into many aspects of flow and transport in porous systems, including pore-scale imaging, modelling and analysis of displacement processes, […]
Samuel Krevor
I lead the Subsurface CO2 Research Group at Imperial. I investigate a range of issues in application to CO2 storage underground, including fundamental pore scale fluid dynamics and digital rocks, field scale reservoir simulation, and regional scale resource assessment and use.
Professor Abdelghafour Zaabout
Expert in CCUS and industrial decarbonization. Former Senior Scientist at SINTEF (Norway). Holds Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering (Aix-Marseille University). Research includes chemical looping, hydrogen production, and reactor design. Over 60 publications and several patents.
Kristienne Kattapong
Ph.D. in Applied Social Psychology (Loyola University Chicago). Experience in communications strategy, research dissemination, and stakeholder engagement for climate and carbon management initiatives.
Professor Jon Gibbins
Scott Quillinan
Leads research on carbon management and energy innovation. Previously worked on subsurface characterization and CO₂ storage projects.
Fred McLaughlin
Specializes in geologic characterization for CO₂ storage and enhanced oil recovery.
Eugene Holubnyak
Focus on hydrogen production and integration with CCUS technologies.
Trina Pfeiffer
Works on carbon management and energy systems modeling.