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DC-MUSE NEWS

All the decarbonization news from DC-MUSE partner institutions

NEWS

All the decarbonization news from DC-MUSE partner institutions

DC-MUSE CENTER DIRECTOR ANDRÉ TAYLOR'
100TH PUBLICATION

JAN 19, 2024

Congratulations to André D. Taylor, DC-MUSE Center Director, on his 100th publication! The NYU Tandon research team, led by Dr. Taylor, achieved a groundbreaking advancement in Redox Flow Desalination, increasing salt removal rates by 20% with reduced energy demands. This eco-friendly solution not only addresses the water crisis but also integrates seamlessly with renewable energy, fostering a carbon-neutral future. Kudos to the team, especially Stephen Akwei Maclean, the paper’s first author and a NYU Tandon Ph.D. candidate in chemical and biomolecular engineering! 

For more information and details about the article, please click this link.

DC-MUSE DEPUTY DIRECTOR ELIZABETH J. BIDDINGER, RECOGNITION BY THE AIChE CATALYSIS & REACTION ENGINEERING DIVISION

Nov 06, 2023

We're delighted to extend our warmest congratulations to Elizabeth Biddinger, our Deputy Director at DC-MUSE, for her outstanding recognition by the AIChE Catalysis & Reaction Engineering Division honoring her with the Excellence in Mid-Career Symposium.

The speakers and organizers of the honorary symposium (L-R): Robert Savinell (Case Western Reserve University), Joan Brennecke (University of Texas Austin), Umit Ozkan (The Ohio State University), John Kuhn (University of South Florida), Elizabeth Biddinger (The City College of New York), Gerardine Botte (Texas Tech University), Robert Messinger (The City College of New York), Miguel Modestino (New York University)

DC-MUSE SYSTEM INTEGRATION THRUST CO-LEAD DHARIK MALLAPRAGADA FEATURED IN CANARY MEDIA

Oct. 26, 2023

DC-MUSE system integration Thrust Co-lead Dharik Mallapragada was recently featured in Canary Media. In his feature, he highlighted that future generations of technology like those using electrochemical or plasma-driven processes have the capacity to revolutionize ethylene production from diverse feedstocks at lower temperatures and with reduced energy consumption, in turn enabling companies to operate plants more efficiently and flexibly. For the complete article, please follow this link.

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Oct. 21, 2022

DC-MUSE Research Co-Director, Miguel Modestino, gave a TED Talk on using electrochemical engineering to decarbonize chemical manufacturing.  His talk highlighted the research mission of DC-MUSE and the research activities of his group to reduce the environmental impact of chemical processes using sustainable electrification.  To view the full TED Talk, please click here.  Congratulations Dr. Modestino on forwarding the mission and message of DC-MUSE!

August 29, 2022

The DC-MUSE team published a paper in ChemRxiv discussing the barriers and opportunities for decarbonization of the chemical manufacturing industry via electrification.  The full paper can be accessed here.

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DC-MUSE HOSTS 1ST ANNUAL MEETING

June 21, 2022

DC-MUSE virtually hosted its 1st annual meeting on May 20, 2022.  The meeting brought together participants from industry, academia, and government in the field of sustainable electrification.  Panel discussions included an overview of DC-MUSE activities, insights from international organizations involved in research and industry consortium, and perspectives from different sectors on the future of electrification and decarbonization in the chemical manufacturing industry.

June 6, 2022

Dr. Nav Nidhi Rajput, a member of DC-MUSE's Modelling & Characterization team, recently published in Nature Computational Science.  Her paper discusses the solvation structure of electrolytes.  Congratulations, Dr. Rajput!

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Mar. 28, 2022

Dr. Elizabeth Biddinger, Deputy Director of DC-MUSE, was highlighted in AIChE's Catalysis and Reaction Engineering (CRE) Division for Women's History Month.  The highlight includes her work in green chemistry, decarbonization, and with DC-MUSE.  Congratulations, Dr. Biddinger!

DC-MUSE MEMBER, DR. YUSHAN YAN, ELECTED TO NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING

Mar. 18, 2022

Dr. Yushan Yan, a member of the Electrochemical Manufacturing group at DC-MUSE, was recently elected to the National Academy of Engineering.  The DC-MUSE team congratulates Dr. Yan on this highly prestigious achievement and professional distinction.

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DC-MUSE DIRECTOR, ANDRÉ TAYLOR, FEATURED IN ACS CATALYSIS AND AICHE CRE FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH

Feb. 22, 2022

André Taylor, DC-MUSE director, is featured in ACS Catalysis and AIChE CRE for Black History Month.  ACS Catalysis highlights his recent research in utilizing nanoparticles to prepare new electrocatalyst systems.  AIChE CRE highlights Dr. Taylor's research in energy conversion and storage, including his interview with PBS on his team's development of low cost efficient solar cells.  Way to go, Dr. Taylor!

DC-MUSE SCIENTISTS FEATURED IN C&EN'S DISCOVERY REPORT ON DECARBONIZATION

Dec. 8, 2021

Elizabeth Biddinger and Karthish Manthiram were featured on a new report from C&EN on how chemistry can help decarbonize the economy of the future.

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Jul. 29, 2021

André Taylor, DC-MUSE director and an innovator in photovoltaics, rechargeable batteries, and space-age materials, discusses how the production of batteries complicates their role as a climate chance panacea, and his work that helps clean up their energy costs.

Nov 30, 2020

A team at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering is playing a key role in forging a collaboration involving over a dozen US universities and national laboratories aimed at sparking — literally — a fundamental change in how the US chemical industry operates.

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