Creating a solar food drying system will lead to sustainable food preservation methods with less waste.
Faculty Mentor: Jean Andino
Photooxidation of Ethanol to Carbon Dioxide through TiO2 coated cement
Understanding the side products generated from a pollution-reducing cement coating will determine its safety.
Melon Preservation with Solar Drying Technology in Rural Panama
Implementing a solar drying system for melons could combat agricultural food waste in Panama.
Converting Industrial Combustion Byproducts to Liquid Transportation Fuels and Environmentally Friendly Nitrogen-containing Compounds
The implementation of carbon capture and storage systems (CCS) has played a crucial role in the pursuit of sustainable sources of energy, but the risks of leakages have become a major push for utilizing CO2 as soon as it is produced. This project aims to contribute to CCS by exploring the possibility of simultaneously converting
Investigating the Effects of Photocatalytic Cementitious Material on NO
Photocatalytic cementitious materials are useful in changing environmental properties and may be useful in simultaneously decreasing air pollution. This research seeks to understand how the chemicals in car exhaust are converted over photocatalytic cement materials in an effort to ultimately enhance the conversion of air pollutants to less harmful gases in the presence of light.
