Current: Non-reactive CO2 direct air capture and recovery using supported alkaline oxide sorbents

Farrauto Lab

Direct air capture (DAC) and storage of CO₂ are critical to reducing atmospheric CO₂ levels and avoiding further global warming and climate change.

Our Projects have been supported by funding from:

DOE Funding

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Research Opportunity

To pursue a research opportunity, students are strongly encouraged to take Prof. Farrauto's classes including CO2 Utilization & Conversion, and Catalysis for Emission Control (class names might be slightly changed).

Every semester, there are 2-3 MS/ BS students who join our lab for research. Please plan ahead and reach out to us!

Research for credits

In order to do research for credits (3 credits maximum per semester), CU students are encouraged to consult their academic advisors before registration.

Research registration name: EARTH/ ENVIRONMENTAL ENG RESEARCH (EAEE9305)

Call number: 18595

Instructor: Robert Farrauto

Link to our old group website

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/catalysis-environment/

Columbia Affiliations

Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering

School of Engineering and Applied Sciencce

Current: Non-reactive CO2 direct air capture and recovery using supported alkaline oxide sorbents

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