ECR Net Zero Conference 2024 virtual poster viewing

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Poster Session A

Presenter University Title 
A1 Azita Etminan Swansea University CO & CO2-rich waste gases hydrogenation to maximise circularity in the steelmaking process
A2 Vikas Sharma University of Brighton Fuel matrix to improve ammonia combustion
A3 Yuanting Qiao University of Sheffield Techono economic analysis for DACCU
A4 Roberto Loza Cardiff University CO2 storage potential offshore Wales

Roberto Loza

A5 Akshay Bagde University of Glasgow Developing negative emission technologies for Hydrogen production using BECCUS

Akshay Badge

A6 Disni Gamaralalage University of Nottingham Potential of digestate for biochar production in the UK

Disni Gamaralalage

A7 Maud van Soest UKCEH Can enhanced rock weathering be effective in upland grasslands?

Maud van Soest

A8 Yuzhou Tang University of Leeds Techno-economic spatial analysis system for biochar production – Case studies in East of England and East Midlands

Yuzhou Tang

A9 Maureen Okibe University of Surrey Semantic Synthesis for the Valorisation of Sugarcane Bagasse Feedstocks

Maureen Okibe

A10 Sunera Athauda Cranfield University Structured Functional Polymeric Sorbents for Carbon Capture

Sunera Athauda

A12 Ming Zhang Aston University Digital twin of fuel cell

Ming Zhang

A13 Maryam Khaksar Ghalati University of Leicester BOF Modelling for Sustainability: A Data-Driven Data Approach

Maryam Khaksar Ghalati

A14 Nadine  Moustafa Imperial College London An integrated framework for levelled up & low carbon industrial clusters

Nadine Moustafa

A15 Paola Saenz Imperial College London Comprehensive CDR Technology Assesment
A16 Jana Fakhreddine UCL Examining the role of hydrogen trade and derivatives in global energy system decarbonisation

Jana Fakhreddine

A17 Juliana Morbec Keele University Designing organic/2D heterostructures for photovoltaic applications
A18 Han Wang Imperial College London Exaggerated potential for improvement in demand-side management with EV? Testing with observed and simulated consumer activities

Han Wang

A19 Ewan McQueen University of Strathclyde A brighter future: Conductive polymers as sustainable materials in solar fuels

Ewan McQueen

A20 Samantha Bodman Loughborough University Improving Solar Cell Efficiency Using Singlet Fission Materials

Samantha Bodman

A21 Samir Soares University of Nottingham Evaluating Rural Energy Accessiblity in the UK
A22 Chamara Panakaduwa University of Salford Homeowner engagement for housing retrofit

Chamara Panakaduwa

A23 Harry Smith University of East Anglia Navigating Net Zero: Analysing Residual Emissions in Long-Term National Climate Strategies

Harry Smith

A24 Bassey Bassey Cranfield University Exploring the Barriers to CCUS Implementation in Developing Countries: A Nigerian Case
A25 Sean McIntyre Surface Measurement Systems Investigating humidity effects when using membranes for carbon capture in the real world
A26 Luke Woodliffe University of Nottingham An Attractive Approach to Capturing CO2 – Magnetised MOFs

Luke Woodliffe

A27 Claire Leishman University of Edinburgh Zero Emissions Ammonia Power Technology

Claire Leishman

Poster Session B

Presenter University Title 
B1 Collette Larkin The University of Edinburgh Decarbonising transport using compact carbon capture: “All On-board!”

Collette Larkin

B2 Danial Qadir Teesside University Technical evaluation of open-art solvents for carbon capture integration in waste to energy plants

Danial Qadir

B3 Karolina Thomas University of Cardiff Circularity and CO2 utilisation opportunities in SWIC

Karolina Thomas

B4 Alexander Harrison University of Cambridge Materials for production of ammonia in a chemical looping mode

Alexander Harrison

B7 Aylin Kemal Cranfield University Development of carbonate-based direct air capture approach

Aylin Kemal

B8 Dwica Wulandari University of Manchester Sustainability assessment of bioenergy in Indonesia

Dwica Wulandari

B9 Kofoworola Awodun Brunel University London Synthesis of sorbents for CO2 capture using sustainable waste materials
B10 Sam Reis Swansea University An overview of biomass use in iron ore sintering

Sam Reis

B11 Dudul Das University of Glasgow Thermal energy storage with PCM-biochar form stable composite

Dudul Das

B12 Muhammad Naveed Arshad Aberystwyth University Landscape decision system to achieve Net Zero

Naveed Arshad

B13 Ibrahim Kadafur Heriot-Watt University Economic Valuation of Using Saline Aquifer as a CO2 Storage Buffer in CO2-Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery

Ibrahim Kadafur

B14 Elgenied Elqurashi University of Surrey Designing local energy system model for local councils -Case study
B15 Vishal Vats Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre Catalyzing Change: How NZIIC Drives Industry Innovation Toward Net Zero Goals

Vishal Vats

B16 Billy Davies Brunel University London Exergy analysis of low-carbon hydrogen production
B17 Shuai Tao University of Cardiff Fifth-generation district heating and cooling: A review

Shuai Yao

B18 Yue He UCL The New Chance of CO2 Subsurface Storage in China Sedimentary Basins

Yue He

B19 Sara Alão Cranfield University Design and optimization of a novel ionic wind propulsion thruster

Sara Alao

B20 Lydia Frumosu Cranfield University Plasma surface engineering of light weight materials for sustainable transport

Lydia Frumosu

B21 Vijay Kumar Aston University Electrosynthesis of Cobalt imidazolate framework using bio solvents as a solvent medium to produce high crystalline MOFs tested for supercapacitor application

Vijay Kumar

B22 Longinus Ifeanyi Igbojionu Aston University Deep eutectic solvent pretreatment of rice straw under autoclave condition.
B23 Olalekan Olatunji Keele University Determination of heavy metals in crude oil environment. A remediation approach

Olalekan Olatunji

B25 Poornima Kumar University of Oxford The systemic and climate impacts of digitalisation in daily life: a study of digital service acceptance in UK households
B26 Lois Pennington University of Manchester A Lifecycle Approach to Waste Management in the Aviation Sector

Lois Pennington

 

 

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