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Research Interests

Professor Notestein research group focuses on the development and understanding of new hybrid, oxide, and nano-structured catalysts for a number of transformations relevant to energy and fuels, emissions and environmental catalysis, and industrial chemical processes.

Special attention is paid to developing synthesis-structure-function relationships for supported oxides. A guiding principle is that combining atom-precise syntheses with mechanistic investigations will improve the rational design and selection of new catalysts.

Education/Academic qualification

Chemical Engineering, PhD, University of California at Berkeley

… → 2006

Chemical Engineering (magma cum laude), BSE, Princeton University

… → 2001

Research interests keywords

  • Adsorbents
  • Efficient chemical manufacture
  • Energy
  • Heterogeneous catalysis
  • Molecularly structured surfaces
  • Multifunctional materials and catalysts
  • Sustainable energy development

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