Research
Dr. Park’s principal fields of interest include: Carbon capture and storage (CCS), Sustainable energy conversion systems, Synthesis of hydrogen and liquid fuels from alternative energy sources, Particle technology, Electrostatic charging phenomena in multiphase flows and Electrostatic tomography. The specific on-going research efforts of Park's group include the fundamental studies of novel organic-inorganic hybrid nanomaterials for application in CO2 capture and storage, tailored synthesis of engineered carbon-neutral filler materials and production of hydrogen and liquid fuels from biomass and solid municipal wastes with integrated carbon sequestration.
The Park Group in December 2008
From left to right: Laura Simone, Lauren Fong, Alissa Park, Eliot Wycoff,
Tom Furguson, Huangjing Zhao, Andrew Lin, Nathan Dadap, Nkechi Anako
Not pictured: Youngjune Park, Tim Sharobem, Kevin Ju, Luca Nencetti
Openings
GRA positions available
News
April 2009 Park gives an invited seminar at the Regional Meeting of the National Academy of Engineering
December 2008 Park gives an invited seminar at the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, The Ohio State University
November 2008 Park appointed as a member of the Societal Impact Operating Council (SIOC) of the AIChE
October 2008 Park elected as an executive committee member of the Particle Technology Forum of the AIChE
April 2008 Park receives Research Fellowship through the University Diversity Initiative
April 2008 Park receives ORICA Grant
March 2008 Park receives KAUST Grant
October 2007 Park gives a lecture at Natural Gas & Climate Change Forum: Panel on Technologies for the Future – Solutions and Challenges to Consider (with Callahan, Gunning, and Carroll)