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Welcome to the Green Research Group

Engineering Polymers for sustainable applications

Welcome to the Green Group! Our lab is a dynamic and dedicated community of researchers who are driven by a shared vision: to develop sustainable solutions that have a positive impact on our planet. We believe in the power of research and innovation to address pressing environmental challenges and create a more sustainable future for future generations. With a diverse range of expertise in areas such as carbon capture, water filtration, polymer fundamentals, and sustainability, we are at the forefront of cutting-edge research. Our lab is a vibrant space where collaboration and creativity thrive, as we work together to push the boundaries of scientific knowledge.

We are affiliated with Chemical Engineering within the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport, and Energy in the Fulton School of Engineering and Center for Negative Carbon Emissions (CNCE) at Arizona State University.

Recent News

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Congratulations to Deepak on advancing to Doctoral Candidacy!

Deepak officially advances to the next milestone in his doctoral journey-becoming a PhD Candidate.

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Green Research Group at the AIChE 2025 Annual Meeting

Throughout the first week of November 2025, our students delivered a series of talks and a poster at the AIChE Annual Meeting in Boston. We are proud of their excellent presentations and contributions, and we look forward to seeing their continued impact in carbon capture and sustainable technologies.

  

Deepak Akundi presented his work on dual-stimuli responsive polymers for lower-energy CO₂ capture, focusing on humidity and temperature effects.

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Celebrating Dr. Green’s Promotion to Full Professor!

We are elated to announce that Professor Matthew D. Green has been promoted to Full Professor.

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Romina presents her research at the ACS Fall 2025

Designing high-performance multifunctional polymer nanocomposite thermosets: Exploring structural characteristics.

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