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Welcome New PhD Student- Ramesh Babu Komma!
The Green Research Group is delighted to welcome Ramesh Babu Komma as our newest PhD student in Chemical Engineering at Arizona State University!
Lindsey presents at the distinguised Gordon Research Conference
Lindsey had the honor of attending the Gordon Research Conference on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage. Every two years, this event brings together a small group of experts from academia, government, and industry across various fields related to CCUS.
Congratulations to Dr. Lindsey M. Hamblin!
We are thrilled to announce that Lindsey successfully defended her PhD thesis.
Congratulations to Dr. Kacie Nimito for defending her PhD thesis!
We are thrilled to announce that Kacie Nimito successfully defended her PhD thesis!
Award-Winning Poster at NGRPC 2025!
Anusha Recognized for Innovative Research Integrating Atmospheric Water Harvesting and Direct Air Capture at NGRPC 2025!
New Publication Alert!
Congratulations to Kacie, Marlene on their recent article in Macromolecular Rapid Communications:
Green Research Group participates in Open Door by ASU!
The Green Research Group recently educated the local Phoenix community with hands-on Chemistry demonstrations as part of the ASU Open Door event on February 22nd. Translating exciting science for all ages and backgrounds by engaging local residents in fun experiments, the group fostered curiosity.
Our review article on 2D coordination polymers is published in Applied Physics Review!
Michael’s review article on 2D coordination polymers was published online today in Applied Physics Review! This article is in collaboration with Prof. Sef Tongay at ASU.
Work from our collaboration with the Wang and Rykaczewski labs is published in Advanced Materials!
Meng Wang contributed to work in collaboration with Profs. Wang and Rykaczewski that was published in Advanced Materials! Congrats all!
Our collaborative proposal to test pervaporation membranes for brackish water desalination was funded by the USBR!
Our proposal to the USBR DWPR program was funded to make and test various membranes for pervaporative desalination of inland brackish water. We will collaborate with Profs. Perrault and Lind at ASU as well as Prof. Verduzco (Rice University) and Prof. Walker (UTEP). We are excited to start this project in the fall!