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MIL-101 (CR)-Amine Sorbents Evaluation Under Realistic Direct Air Capture Conditions
Ryan Lively, Georgia Tech Research Corporation
Transformational Sorbent Materials for a Substantial Reduction in the Energy Requirement for Direct Air Capture of CO2
Ravi Jain, InnoSepra, LLC
Advanced Integrated Reticular Sorbent-Coated System to Capture CO2 from the Atmosphere (AIR2CO2)
David Moore, General Electric (GE) Company
Development Of Advanced Solid Sorbents For Direct Air Capture
Mustapha Soukri, Research Triangle Institute (RTI)
Capture of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
Codruta Loebick, Precision Combustion, Inc.
A Combined Water and CO2 Direct Air Capture System
Will Kain, IWVC, LLC
Low Regeneration Temperature Sorbents for Direct Air Capture of CO2
S. James Zhou, Susteon, Inc.
Novel, Efficient, Low Cost Technology for Direct Air Capture of CO2 and its Removal from Low Concentration Streams
Mansour Masoudi, Emissol, LLC
An Advanced Sorbent for Direct Air Capture
Gokhan Alptekin, TDA Research, Inc.
Transformational Sorbent-Based Process for Direct Air Capture
Ravi Jain, InnoSepra, LLC
DAC TEA Overview (NETL)
Tim Fout, National Energy Technology Laboratory
Tunable, Rapid-uptake, AminoPolymer Aerogel Sorbent for Direct Air Capture of CO2 (TRAPS)
Mahati Chintapalli, Palo Alto Research Center
Direct Air Capture of Energy for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Partnership (Dac Reco2up)
Kimberly Sams Gray, Southern States Energy Board (SSEB) and Matt Atwood, AirCapture LLC
Gradient Amine Sorbents for Low Vacuum Swing CO2 Capture at Ambient Temperature
Steven Chuang, The University of Akron
Next Generation Fiber-Encapsulated Nanoscale Hybrid Materials for Direct Air Capture with Selective Water Rejection
Ah-Hyung Park, Columbia University
Direct Air Capture Using Trapped Small Amines in Hierarchical Nanoporous Capsules on Porous Electrospun Hollow Fibers
Miao Yu, University at Buffalo
LCA Overview (NETL)
Tim Skone, National Energy Technology Laboratory
Membrane Adsorbents Comprising Self-Assembled Inorganic Nanocages (SINCs) for Super-Fast Direct Air Capture Enabled by Passive Cooling
Haiqing Lin, State University of New York (SUNY)
High-Performance, Hybrid Polymer Membrane for Carbon Dioxide Separation from Ambient Air
Maksudul Alam, Innosense LLC
Electrochemically-Driven Carbon Dioxide Separation
Brian Setzler, University of Delaware
Enhanced Depolarized Electro-Membrane System For Direct Capture of Carbon Dioxide From Ambient Air
Ayokunle Omosebi, University of Kentucky
Optimization of Electrode Material, Morphology and Geometry for Electro-Swing DAC of CO2
Sahag Voskian, Verdox, Inc.
Dual Function Materials for Direct Air Capture of CO2
Raghubir Gupta, Susteon, Inc.
Integrated Process for Direct Air Capture of CO2 and its Electrochemical Conversion to Ethanol
Radu Custelcean, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Experimental Demonstration of Alkalinity Concentration Swing for Direct Air Capture of Carbon Dioxide
Daniel Schrag, Harvard University
Direct Air Capture Using Novel Structured Adsorbents
Deborah Jelen, Electricore, Inc.
Demonstration of a Continuous-Motion Direct Air Capture (DAC) System
Eric W. Ping, Global Thermostat, LLC
Demonstration of Direct Air Capture (DAC) of CO2 with Building Air Handling Equipment
Kashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Mining the Air for Fuels and Fine Chemicals
Matt Green, Arizona State University
Electro-Swing Adsorption for High Efficiency Direct Air Capture
Sahag Voskian, Verdox
High-Efficiency, Low-Cost, Additive-Manufactured Air Contactor
Mike Izenson, Creare
Wind-driven Direct Air Capture Using 3D Printed, Amine-loaded Adsorption Contactors
Ryan Lively, Georgia Institute of Technology
Electrochemical Direct Air Capture of CO2 using Redox-Active Textiles
David Kwabi, University of Michigan
An Off-Shore, Stand-Alone System For Efficient CO2 Removal from Oceanwater
Harry Atwater, California Institute of Technology
Electrochemically Modulated CO2 Removal from Ocean Waters
T. Alan Hatton, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hydrolytic Softening of Ocean Water for Carbon Dioxide Removal
Chris Martin, University of North Dakota
Understanding Degradation Mechanisms of Aminopolymers Used in Direct Air Capture
Simon Pang, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
From Captured Carbon Dioxide to Value-Added Chemicals: A Photochemical Approach
Ksenija Glusac, Argonne National Laboratory
Making an Inorganic Analogue of a Cell for Direct Air Capture of CO2
Roger Rousseau, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Direct Air Capture with Aqueous Amino Acids and Crystalline Guanidines
Radu Custelcean, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Algae Direct Air Capture of CO2 for Commodities
David Hazlebeck, Global Algae Innovations
Marine Algae Industrialization Consortium (MAGIC) – Carbon Capture By and For Algae
Zackary Johnson, Duke University
Cultivation of Alkaliphilic Microalgae for Direct Air Capture and Conversion of CO2 to Fuels and Products
Sridhar Viamajala, University of Toledo
ASU’s DAC Polymer-enhanced Cyanobacterial Bioproductivity (AUDACity)
Wim Vermaas, Arizona State University
Carbon Capture at U.S. Navy Laboratory
Heather Willauer, U.S. Navy, NRL
DAC Overview at Advanced Manufacturing Office
Joe Cresko, Advanced Manufacturing Office
