PrISMa researchers applied machine learning to forecast amine emissions from carbon capture plants
PrISMa researchers have developed a machine learning approach to accurately predict potentially harmful amine emissions from carbon capture plants. The
PrISMa was presented to Swiss Waste Recyclers
Prof. André Bardow, PrISMa PI, spoke on Carbon Capture and Utilization at the Association for the Operators of Swiss Waste
Professor Jeffrey Reimer, PrISMa PI, presented with the Berkeley Citation Award
Professor Jeffrey Reimer was honored with the Berkeley Citation at the annual College of Chemistry G.N. Lewis lecture by the
Prof. Susana García , PrISMa Coordinator, collected the SRUK/CERU Emerging Talent Award 2020
Prof García López was awarded the 2020 SRUK/CERU Emerging Talent award for her innovative research on mechanisms to capture carbon
PrISMa – USorb-DAC at COP27
Prof Susana Garcia and Prof Berend Smit showcased PrISMa and USorb-DAC projects at COP27. Please see here for more information
A Nature Materials publication: another successful multi-scale, multidisciplinary collaborative research toward advancing carbon capture technology
PrISMa team is advancing the possibilities around novel materials including MOFs toward accelerating the deployment of carbon capture technologies through