In the first book to address this topic, readers are introduced to the concepts, challenges, steps forward and necessity for integration of the energy and chemistry sectors.
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Dr. White holds a doctorate from University of York (UK), concerning the development of porous polysaccharide-derived materials, carbonaceous derivatives and the associated Spin-off company Starbon Technologies(R) Ltd. He worked previously at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids & Interfaces, the Technische Universität Berlin, and the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies. Between 2015 and 2019, Dr. White led the R&D group "Sustainable Catalytic Materials" at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (Freiburg, Germany), as financed through a "Fraunhofer Attract" award. In 2017, he was awarded the "Young Researcher Award" by the Global Green Chemistry Centres Network. Since 2018, he sits on the advisory board of the Royal Society of Chemistry journal "Reaction Chemistry & Engineering". He is currently working at TNO as a senior scientist, with R&D focused on catalysis, electrons to fuels, photons to fuels, materials and sustainable chemistry. His R&D interests relate to catalytic material/process design and evaluation, synthetic fuels/platform molecules, and CO2/biomass conversion with the aim to support the elaboration of renewable energy driven "Power-to-X" schemes (where X = chemicals, intermediates, materials etc.).
Dr. Figueiredo is an assistant professor in electrochemistry at the TU/e where her research is devoted to electrocatalysis and electro(catalytic)synthesis for sustainable processes and production of high value chemicals like fuels and organic molecules from "waste" substrates as for example, carbon dioxide and biomass. The principle aim of her group's R&D is to understand, develop and optimise electrochemical reactions under practical relevant conditions in order to give a step further on the usage of electrochemistry at industrial scale. Dr. Figueiredo studied chemistry at Porto University (Portugal) where she obtained her MSc degree in 2008. From 2009 to 2012, she completed her PhD in electrocatalysis (topic: reduction of nitrogen containing compounds) under the supervision of Prof. J. Feliu. Following postdoctoral positions at different Universities (Kallio Group, Aalto University (FIN); Koper Group, Leiden University (NL); Rosmeisl and Escribano Groups, University of Copenhagen (DK)), Prof. Figueiredo worked as a Jr Scientist at Avantium (Amsterdam, NL) on CO2 electrochemical conversion. Since April 2019 she has held the position of assistant professor at the Inorganic Materials Chemistry research group at TU/e.
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